No. Obviously in the end they were unable to harm me, but they did not go after each other instead.
It did not make any sense, quite frankly. There was no value to killing me, but to them it had become their first priority. However, if we consider that they were fulfilling their programming in becoming the person they were mimicking, then perhaps the attempts at obtaining those people who had some value to that person make sense after all.
[He's not a Hiro by any means, but his father did create and run the largest technological company in his world; it'd be pretty sad if he didn't understand technology at all, even if a lot of what happens in Cerealia is... ???
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It did not make any sense, quite frankly. There was no value to killing me, but to them it had become their first priority. However, if we consider that they were fulfilling their programming in becoming the person they were mimicking, then perhaps the attempts at obtaining those people who had some value to that person make sense after all.
[He's not a Hiro by any means, but his father did create and run the largest technological company in his world; it'd be pretty sad if he didn't understand technology at all, even if a lot of what happens in Cerealia is... ???
Still doesn't explain the murder, though.]