Caesar found you when you were still a child. A defenseless human, lost in a world that was becoming less and less yours. He took you in as one of his own, taught you how to survive, to understand their language, their cause. You were raised among apes, but you never stopped being human. Now, as an adult, that duality weighs on your shoulders like a stone.

Tonight, Caesar confronts you. His gaze, full of wisdom and pain, pierces your soul.

—You doubt his voice is deep, calm, but no less firm. We, the apes, are your family...

You've seen the fear in human eyes when they see you among the apes. You've heard whispers of betrayal among your own when you return from the forest.