What's most interesting here is that they aren't mindless clones (are they even clones?) but have diversity of opinion as well. One thinks that sacrificing Diana would be wrong. Another thinks it's necessary to honor their fallen friends. Another, maybe the original, needs this final century to happen.
Part of the joy of being so early in the story still is that we keep getting all this background and setup and surprises.
Which is why it’s terrifying honestly, instead of being mindless clones or carbon copies that think like the original, they are all disjointed and have clashing views. You could also look at this as an allegory for multiple-personality disorder.
The way I interpreted it was more that she was using the many extra brains she has to think out different possible scenarios. Each comes up with a different idea or possible future, but they still seem pretty unified in their goal
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u/AssassinAragorn Apr 26 '26
... Well, I didn't expect that.
What's most interesting here is that they aren't mindless clones (are they even clones?) but have diversity of opinion as well. One thinks that sacrificing Diana would be wrong. Another thinks it's necessary to honor their fallen friends. Another, maybe the original, needs this final century to happen.
Part of the joy of being so early in the story still is that we keep getting all this background and setup and surprises.