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Programmed culture is wondering if you were programmed to forget your handler and your handler programmed you attack your mother as a young child consistently. That would make alotta sense. (This is the anon who uses you as a first person pronoun again)
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For alters who are delta programs / Programmed with delta
[Aka violence program]
The symbol in the middle is the Greek letter for delta (Δ / Δέλτα)
A look at what Alice was doing right before Kimimi died
The chain holding the stained, heavy sandbag off the ground clinked against itself as Alice attacked it. Her daily physical training always started out fine, a chore that had to be done. Some days she saw faces instead of a sandbag, and even her handler knew to approach her carefully when it was time to stop. Skin broke on her knuckles and Alice responded by alternating her elbows and knees on her target.
"... Alice"
She heard her name but didn't stop-- couldn't. She went harder and twisted toward a new attacker when she felt a brush against her shoulder. Her assailant sidestepped Alice's kick, and took her loss of momentum as an opportunity to grab Alice in a restraining hold from behind her.
"Alice! Stop it now. Come back. They kill Deltas they can't control."
Alice dropped all of her weight to the floor, slipping out of the hold and holding a sparring position to show she was listening. A glance wasn't enough to tell if the handlers were buying it, if they thought this was a pair of Deltas sparring for a chance at privileges.
The girl across from her nodded subtly. She seemed convinced everything was okay.
They leapt at each other, mostly blocks and acrobatics. Neither of them would ever dare to leave a mark where it was easily found. Destroying property that wasn't yours would also lead to death.
"Attention!" The master's voice crackled over the loudspeaker and every girl turned towards the viewing area, backs straight. "MK03-LM01 report for duty."
Alice walked to the exit without looking back. She flagged down a medic and grabbed a roll of gauze for her knuckles on the way to the control room.
"Sir," she nodded to her handler, "I am at your disposal."
"Our contact has discovered the source of our target's misbehavior. The report is on the desk. You get to choose a cutout to eliminate the problem."
Alice glanced over the report, and pulled up security feeds to see the effects for herself. "Are any cutouts conditioned to remote programming?"
Her handler nodded. "A taste of her own medicine, eh? Yes, an army vet with a drug problem is ready to go. He's currently living on his own in the streets, so no one will miss him."
"I'll program the commands then. Let's have him in the area when the press conference starts."
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the more I talk to the Delta kids, the more I realize why I am so out of my element and why I have had so much trouble fitting in through my high school experience so far. I have been in the wrong school this whole time and should have switched when I had the chance.
I have more friends at Delta now than at my own high school.
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Thank you
I never thought that the skills that I was learning in school would be ones that I could use again in other places. I was more focused on how the information specifically did not apply to real-world situations and less how the ideas of how to work through the given assignments was all part of the process. Being in Belgium, in a school where the construction of knowledge emphasizes different elements of the educational institution, I realize that I have taken quite a lot from my years at the Delta Program. Thank you for everything I have learned that I never thought I would be able to remember. Thank you for not only making me a better student, but a more alert human being and a more critical thinker. It makes not being in such a wonderful school a small bit better. I miss Delta.
