[The concept of it causes some revulsion, the idea of a human consciousness being jammed into a machine body (machines were nothing like humanity, could never be —) but given her own complex feelings on humanity, more than that she is struck with the thoughtlessness of it. Being long dead and restored because of something else's will, having your life and memories made data to be mined and used. Maybe it's her own experience, with being a glorified science experiment for YoRHa, but it's this that troubles her the most.
And besides. What was left of anyone, when they had nothing left to be angry at?
(A2 doesn't have the answer. She's afraid to think about it.)]
...
[She stands back up, having deemed herself well enough to start moving again. So she returns to her work, silent for a few moments that stretch on too long.]
no subject
And besides. What was left of anyone, when they had nothing left to be angry at?
(A2 doesn't have the answer. She's afraid to think about it.)]
...
[She stands back up, having deemed herself well enough to start moving again. So she returns to her work, silent for a few moments that stretch on too long.]
Sometimes it's better to rest.