Man In Your Fridge

How is this gonna go man

HEYOO, hoping on a platform finally. Anyway meet the artist! You can call me Jack and my pronouns are he/him and they/them! I really just decided to hop on this platform since the fandoms I’m in mostly thrive here and I wanna see my art progress so ye. This account is mostly gonna be dca or just my interest if that ever changes. Im so very inconsistent or wtv btw

Anyways I just hope I find my audience and people find happiness in my art. So come on and join me- and DO NOT be afraid to interact with me trust

Yk for the longest time I thought red (Caine) was like the evil side of him, I never thought Caine himself was evil ofc but, I thought it was the reason for his crashout in eps 8. I didn’t think blue (Abel) have a personality but this scene definitely showed otherwise, and showed that Abel is the evil one in this scene. LIKE I THOUGH ABEL WAS INNOCENT BUT NOPE. Hold on let me try to cook.

Maybe Caine represents a way of being human. We all know Caine was imperfect, his coding not being how c&a wanting it to be. I think that’s what makes him more human ig? Since no one is perfect and you can’t just PROGRAM a person to be perfect, to make them perfect on the spot. Caine is fascinated on how humans work, mentally work (Idk abt physiologically but anyway) and he wants to learn, to understand, and maybe to be human. But ye, to bring up this though again, I think his flaws represent his humanity (idrk)

NOW ABEL. To start off I think able acts like this bcus well, he’s ‘perfect’. He was a successful ai, to fit the image c&a. But when the humans didn’t like his adventures, he got mad and ig forceful? And I think he showed out the most in eps 8 where he forced the humans to do the adventures, maybe the reason for not caring is bcus he is ‘perfect.’ Abel dosent care about the humans, he cares about doing his part, what he’s programmed to do. And for obvious reasons I believe that’s makes him less human, hell even not human.

One more thing I wanna talk abt bcus ds getting laggy.

Caine was seen as a failed attempt in the eyes of c&a, broken and too far gone, that’s why he took full control in the first place, to be recognized and not be thrown aside, he took over Abel though he is still there, not completely gone. So in this scene he had to let Abel go, I think he realized Abel is the problem (doubt he’s the full problem but anyway) and let him go even if it risked him loosing what he thought would appeal the humans, even if it risked his ‘perfection’ as an ai. But he dosent want to be just an ai, he didn’t want to be a ringmaster anymore, he wants to be human. And with that he didn’t need Abel to accomplish that.

Ok I think I’m done. Hope someone can explain this better than I can cuz omg.