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NOTE: As of 12/2016, Rey has adopted the alias "Fiona Stransky" when working with the Guard. Something to keep in mind, as Rey maintains a low profile with her involvement in the group. Other than what is mentioned in the Guard records, there is no trace of a "Fiona" identified on the network.
[Was this person hiding her to help her or hurt her? Despite his personal ideals about family, Firo knows that not every father is a good one--maybe hers was worth hiding from. Or maybe not--maybe she was kidnapped.]
This got anything to do with the escape? Was that real?
[Minus him, obviously, but she'd mentioned another guy...]
[At least from what little she’s said already, it smacks of what he has going on with Szilard. Rey’s face doesn’t show up anywhere in the memories of other immortals, but that doesn’t necessarily rule her out as one.]
So then what happened to her?
[It’s a little more easy to digest than asking how Rey came by all those memories.]
Her termination was faked by another synthetic so that he could extract her. Her wrote over her initial programming, giving her a new personality, memories. A new identity.
[Rey sighs. Even when she thinks she isn't using complex vocabulary, she remembers who she's talking to. Not because of Firo's intelligence, but her jargon would probably fly over the heads of a lot of people from the time he's from.]
Fiona was a synthetic created to look like-human. However, upon her creation she'd developed an unstable nature that made her a volatile... well, a risk. To others and to herself. So the only logical course of action was to kill her program.
My mother tried to stop this from happening the first time. Fiona escaped, but the effort ended up costing many lives.
She was found after murdering the researcher who had... um, taken her out the first time.
[Judging by the dream, she hopes that Firo can put two and two together without her having to explain the details.]
Anyway, she was scheduled to be executed after that. Because it wasn't worth wasting the effort on damaged goods.
Hmph. Pretty shitty of them to act like she wasn't one, but that's people for you.
[They do what they can get away with, and it's plenty easy to get away with things against people who "aren't normal" or however they'd choose to put it.]
Someone else -- another creation of the AUC -- had found a use for her. Because he didn't see death a fitting end for her, he sought to punish her instead by imprinting her with one personality after another, sending her off to die over and over for several decades as different people. Though perhaps it wasn't punishment so much as he wanted to see her killed and suffer, while never being fully aware of it.
[Like she said, Firo. The details aren't much happier than Fiona's previous situation.]
[Rey falls quiet for a moment, uncertain whether or not the answer is something he even needs to know. It's definitely one that she wishes she could bury in a lock and never have to look at again, but that's been ripped open plenty of times lately.]
Someone who doesn't matter anymore because he's dead. But, he did it because he... He thought he "loved" her. Wanted to take her away from that place. Chances were he wanted my, um... my mother out of the way.
[For obvious reasons. Undine likely would never have approved of his affections towards Fiona.]
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[Was this person hiding her to help her or hurt her? Despite his personal ideals about family, Firo knows that not every father is a good one--maybe hers was worth hiding from. Or maybe not--maybe she was kidnapped.]
This got anything to do with the escape? Was that real?
[Minus him, obviously, but she'd mentioned another guy...]
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[No, she had to spend decades being punished over and over as women who mostly had no idea what they were even being punished for.]
The escape was real. How it happened went very differently, though. You... probably wouldn't like the details.
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[Considering all that effort Firo went through for Fiona, she simply assumes that he'd rather not hear about her fate.]
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[That’s already a comfort of sorts. Not knowing definitely isn’t.]
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Fiona isn't alive, neither are all of the other woman whose memories are inside my head. I'm just... I don't know what I am.
[Rather, "who". It isn't a thought that she mulls over very much, but it's been bothering her again lately.]
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[At least from what little she’s said already, it smacks of what he has going on with Szilard. Rey’s face doesn’t show up anywhere in the memories of other immortals, but that doesn’t necessarily rule her out as one.]
So then what happened to her?
[It’s a little more easy to digest than asking how Rey came by all those memories.]
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[Doesn't sound so bad, right?]
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[Extracting someone sounds bad.]
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Fiona was a synthetic created to look like-human. However, upon her creation she'd developed an unstable nature that made her a volatile... well, a risk. To others and to herself. So the only logical course of action was to kill her program.
My mother tried to stop this from happening the first time. Fiona escaped, but the effort ended up costing many lives.
She was found after murdering the researcher who had... um, taken her out the first time.
[Judging by the dream, she hopes that Firo can put two and two together without her having to explain the details.]
Anyway, she was scheduled to be executed after that. Because it wasn't worth wasting the effort on damaged goods.
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[That might explain a bit about why her version of 'death row' looked so bizarre. Because it wasn't.]
But she didn't get killed, I'm gonna guess.
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[Harsh, but true.]
No. She got out, but it wasn't much better.
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[They do what they can get away with, and it's plenty easy to get away with things against people who "aren't normal" or however they'd choose to put it.]
Why not? Where'd she end up?
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[Harsh, but true in Rey's opinion, considering who Fiona was to her.]
Her mind was wiped and she became someone else, without any knowledge of what had happened to her in the AUC, or what she really was.
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[Most people condemned to death have a worse outcome.]
Obviously there's more, though.
[Come on, Rey. Cough it up.]
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[Like she said, Firo. The details aren't much happier than Fiona's previous situation.]
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What exactly did he have against her? Sounds like a lotta trouble to go through for revenge unless it was something big.
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We shared the same creators, both whom he had a fondness for. When someone hurts the ones you love, what would you do?
[Probably not do what Gregory did, but she doubts that Firo would let someone get away with hurting his family, so the thought is still the same.]
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She--You, whatever--really didn't seem the type.
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This all sounds complicated.
[He sighs.]
So then who wanted ‘em dead? And why her?
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[Rey falls quiet for a moment, uncertain whether or not the answer is something he even needs to know. It's definitely one that she wishes she could bury in a lock and never have to look at again, but that's been ripped open plenty of times lately.]
Someone who doesn't matter anymore because he's dead. But, he did it because he... He thought he "loved" her. Wanted to take her away from that place. Chances were he wanted my, um... my mother out of the way.
[For obvious reasons. Undine likely would never have approved of his affections towards Fiona.]
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[Firo doesn't even know the half of it.]
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