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Whether she experiences actual bodily harm, or is subjected to Konoko's, she can take a lot more than a regular human being, or so it seems. | Whether she experiences actual bodily harm, or is subjected to Konoko's, she can take a lot more than a regular human being, or so it seems. | ||
However, it's not clear whether her "innocent nature" is unaffected by violence, pain and, ultimately, death. Does she remain an accurate backup of the | However, it's not clear whether her "innocent nature" is unaffected by violence, pain and, ultimately, death. Does she remain an accurate backup of the still-human, seven-year-old Mai no matter what happens, or is a little bit of Mai (and humanity) stripped away every time Shinatama experiences stress, pain, physical harm or "death"? | ||
If it's the latter, just what happens to Shinatama if her synthetic, simili-human body and brain is damaged, then completely destroyed, and all that remains is her projection in "cyberspace" (to which she was wired all her life)? What could be the features of that projection? | If it's the latter, just what happens to Shinatama if her synthetic, simili-human body and brain is damaged, then completely destroyed, and all that remains is her projection in "cyberspace" (to which she was wired all her life)? What could be the features of that projection? | ||
===[[Disembodied Soul]]=== | ===[[Disembodied Soul]]=== | ||
(apart from theology, the name echoes a [http://bungie.wikia.com/wiki/Disembodied_Soul humorous concept of Bungie's] : ''this'' is not too funny, though...) | (apart from theology, the name echoes a [http://bungie.wikia.com/wiki/Disembodied_Soul humorous concept of Bungie's] : ''this'' is not too funny, though...) | ||