@Neonlyuu@UltraMegacide My unsubstantiated headcanon is the Absolute Solver naturally copies peoples' behavior, and someone in Cyn's previous life had an abusive sibling. She genuinely thinks it's normal to be that possessive of her pets/siblings because all the humans she knows are like that too.
@UltraMegacide@Instable_Hare I see it the opposite way. Since the Solver continues giving power to all hosts even when they're working against it, it seems like a neutral party that takes on aspects of its host or is forcibly changed by an admin. A clone has no admin, so I'd be interested if that comes up.
@UltraMegacide@Instable_Hare I've always wondered how much of Cyn's sociopathy is 'natural,' the Solver, or the manor environment. The lore of Tessa tampering with her emotions adds a whole new layer of interesting possibilities. Can't wait.
@UltraMegacide@Instable_Hare How about the clones? Cyn suffering uninhibited emotional effects of isolation might have snapped even without the Solver. If anything, it might have been keeping her sane with its regeneration and psychic powers.
@UltraMegacide@Instable_Hare I wonder if clones/drones suffer psychosomatic stuff like humans do. Tessa had Cyn alone in the basement near the end, which is probably fine for a robot but legally classified as torture for a human child. At some point I wouldn't even blame Cyn for killing Tessa.
@murasaki_ame_@spiderdoraemon I was thinking closer to the gala, since it took a straight-up murder attempt to push Cyn over the edge, and this version of Tessa seems like the type to stand up to her parents for the sake of her friends instead of the other way around.
@TONAB611@CasCreating@r0selyas Mainly because it contradicts everything we know about Cyn and J's motives and goals. Why is the Solver suddenly trying to leave the planet? Why is J obedient to Uzi? Why do either of them have a maid uniform?
@redcladking@Laevatein14_NxV Maybe Tessa survives as an android instead of just her skin. Or was Cyn too angry about the murder attempt to even give her that?
@redcladking@Laevatein14_NxV Tessa keeping human kids as slaves has some... interesting implications. Or maybe their relationship is entirely different because they're the same species. So many possibilities.
@Splatoon32 @Jessnamee0 @SharkyHere12 Canon Tessa was willing to abandon or kill her slaves just to protect her parents, so she would likely stay out of loyalty to her parents. We'll have to see if fan comic Tessa is any better.
@JamesSunde5990 @Jessnamee0 @SharkyHere12 If only Tessa felt the same way about drones in the show, she could have saved N and so much suffering could have been prevented.
@Zodyrus@Marks_cg In a way, it makes you feel bad for the Absolute Solver. That meant it was completely alone without even its host for company, no context for why Tessa enslaved or abused it just for fulfilling its directive.
@KeyDroneSora04@Slonk02 Unless Murder Drones has different laws of physics than our universe, it has to destroy itself eventually due to consuming the materials and energy that keeps it alive.
@LewdTix@filer0040 The sun's always shining on the planet. The sun doesn't shine on N or Uzi when the planet is blocking the path between them and the Sun. The picture is from ep 8 7:09. They don't touch down on Copper-9 until ep 8 7:25.