Gordon Freeman is the main (and only, besides the NPC characters of Half-Life) character in the popular machinima series Freeman's Mind. He is portrayed very differently from what little personality he had in the original Half-Life games. In official artwork, he is depicted as a stoic hero; in Freeman's Mind however, he is eccentric, egostatistical, and selfish.
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| - Gordon Freeman (Freeman's Mind)
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| - Gordon Freeman is the main (and only, besides the NPC characters of Half-Life) character in the popular machinima series Freeman's Mind. He is portrayed very differently from what little personality he had in the original Half-Life games. In official artwork, he is depicted as a stoic hero; in Freeman's Mind however, he is eccentric, egostatistical, and selfish.
- Gordon Freeman is the hero of the Half-Life video-game series re-imagined into the self-serving anti-hero protagonist of the Machinima web series Freeman's Mind by Ross Scott. Unlike his canonical video game counterpart, this Gordon is a neurotic, eccentric and narcissistic individual who tries to escape from the Black Mesa facility with little to no regard for everyone else involved in the incident and always busy having rambling internal monologues.
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| - Parody Anti-Hero, Comedic Sociopath
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| - Survive the alien raid of Black Mesa
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| - Extremely intelligent, inexperienced gun wielder and marksman
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| - Taking "happy pills", doing his work
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| - Gordon Freeman is the hero of the Half-Life video-game series re-imagined into the self-serving anti-hero protagonist of the Machinima web series Freeman's Mind by Ross Scott. Unlike his canonical video game counterpart, this Gordon is a neurotic, eccentric and narcissistic individual who tries to escape from the Black Mesa facility with little to no regard for everyone else involved in the incident and always busy having rambling internal monologues. In the end he is met by the G-Man who Freeman mistakes for a Time Lord. Like in the Half-Life campaign G-Man gives Freeman a choice to work for him. Freeman chooses to work for G-Man by stepping into a portal, which results in him being placed into stasis. In an alternative ending if Freeman refuses, he is teleported to an area of Xen overrun with grotesque and deformed G-Man monsters.
- Gordon Freeman is the main (and only, besides the NPC characters of Half-Life) character in the popular machinima series Freeman's Mind. He is portrayed very differently from what little personality he had in the original Half-Life games. In official artwork, he is depicted as a stoic hero; in Freeman's Mind however, he is eccentric, egostatistical, and selfish.
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