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Blackwell, unconvinced by his son's arrogance that started the whole mess, criticized William about the potential dangers his creations may have while referring to him by his original name (Bill), which only elicited a hostile response from William before walking out on him. In the post-credits stinger, William did eventually went against in own words and saw his father in prison, but rather than apologize for his own mistakes that got his father locked up, he gives his old man a harsh lecture about how his creations - Beck and (the now-functional) Trinity - will change the way of robotics and technology. Blackwell got was being framed for a terrorist act and given a life sentence to a maximum security prison. In a later cutscene in the game, William expresses he'd rather not see his own father ever again, who has been incarcerated for shutting down every robot in the United States to prevent them from falling victim to a virus that Will unwittingly created when Trinity went rogue, and all the thanks Dr. Blackwell comes off as, you might not help but feel sorry for the guy after the cold treatment he gets from his own son, William White. For appropriate music, give this a listen. 9 that may give you a legitimate reason to cry. From heartbreaking moments, to the woes and aftermath of its troubled development, there are some moments in Mighty No.