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Shinatama does seem to experience a freedom of action at the very end when the frame is shut down, and although she is unable to protect Mai from Griffin directly, her attack gives Mai the time to move in on Griffin. In some stories, the notion of a "soul" or simply the "true human nature" that separates us from the animals is tied to free will. If that's applied here, then in the end Shinatama did in fact have a moment of humanness after all when she turned on Griffin, a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H.A.R.D.A.C. silicon soul], if you will. | Shinatama does seem to experience a freedom of action at the very end when the frame is shut down, and although she is unable to protect Mai from Griffin directly, her attack gives Mai the time to move in on Griffin. In some stories, the notion of a "soul" or simply the "true human nature" that separates us from the animals is tied to free will. If that's applied here, then in the end Shinatama did in fact have a moment of humanness after all when she turned on Griffin, a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H.A.R.D.A.C. silicon soul], if you will. | ||
On a lighter note, Griffin's override code (whatever it was supposed to do), his final hope, fails to work for no explained reason. [[Quotes/Consoles | On a lighter note, Griffin's override code (whatever it was supposed to do), his final hope, fails to work for no explained reason. [[Quotes/Consoles/level_18e|Or is it so unexplained?]] | ||
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