Do you remember how the newly embodied Fenix felt after he had been awakened? He was first happy, but shortly after he began questioning his entire self. So, it is spoken about in Starcraft, that after the warrior dies, his identity and consciousness is copied but with only 99.9% accuracy. So this 0.1% of inaccuracy turned out to be more than enough to provide Fenix with a strong identity crisis. Now remember the earlier days of an ancient Purifier program, when they started to create robotic embodiments of the greatest champions of the protoss. The technology had been the same, so there always remained that 0.1% that would lead the newly created Purifier to a strong identity crisis. Now imagine an ARMY of mighty ROBOTS existing in a state of a constant questioning of what they are, plus the perplexity of why they were no longer considered the most respected of the Templar, but treated like mere slaves. Or better yet describe them as personalities, souls trapped in senseless metal bodies. Of course they weren’t thought to be in need of a psychologist as well as friendship or respect. Aside from this, the Purifiers should have been concerned about their new bodies too, like, how were they now supposed to feel without skin and nerves, to smell or hear… It certainly takes time to get used to such very new conditions of life, and they only did share their feelings with one another, if they actually could. Because it may have been disapproved in their society, they may have not been able to talk about this situation that bothered them so much. But, you know, somehow they’’ve been bottling it up - an entire army! - and one day it just should’ve had exploded. I’m not even surprised that it happened - not just because the protoss were treating their robot army like slaves, but because they were not allowed to be…persons. I see Rohana talking about purifiers like they’re the ultimate threat to the protoss society. And I’m amused at how arrogant she seems this way. In most ways, Rohana represents the old protoss society in one of its brightest traits - arrogance. They truly believe that they’re the rulers of the stars! Do purifiers threaten our society? Elliminate them! Some protoss think differently than just accepting the Khala? Elimination. Humans? Just a sad collateral damage. Basically, that’s what led the protoss to the disastrous crisis they’re now trying to recover from. This new society is just really important for the protoss, and Artanis is burdened with the greatest mission of the millennia - to change the perspective, the attitude his people see their lives and the society with, and, basically, the future.
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