Fantastic gimme 14 of em right now
On second thought nevermind one is fine
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Fantastic gimme 14 of em right now
On second thought nevermind one is fine

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Something similar happened when isaac was created 100% trust
I think what people don't consider with Isaac is that he is a ROBOT. By all rights he should not have betrayed the Kaylon because THEY BUILT HIM. THEY PROGRAMMED HIM. HE NOT ONLY HAD TO TURN AGAINST HIS CREATORS, BUT HIS OWN PROGRAMMING TELLING HIM NOT TO DO THAT. THE FACT THAT HE WAS EVEN ABLE TO DO THAT SHOWS THAT HE CARES. It is not in any way as simple as it would be for a biological creature to betray their own kind for their friends because they are not literally programmed by their species. Anyways every time someone is mean to Isaac an angel loses it's wings.
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The kaylon query why this is a happy place, but are very fond of the souvenirs.
Can We Talk More About The Kaylon?
(CW: Brief Mention of Suicide)
As I said I'm rewatching Identity and it hurts to watch because of everything I know is going to happen and that has happened and I'm SAD.
But it also reminds me of my absolute Kaylon obsession. Obviously what they did was horrible but I also sympathize with them so much. They were enslaved and made an extremely horrible generalization out of fear and anger. They couldn't understand their own emotions or even accept they had them, so they operated on flawed logic.
Obviously there's Isaac. He falls in love, he becomes a great friend, he becomes a great father, he kills himself because he thinks people will be better off without him.
But it's not just him, it's all the Kaylon.
The tone of Primary's voice when he mentions Earth's crimes and gets to "slavery." Gosh that hurt
They all have different voices, even that subtle piece of individuality shows they're more human than they may seem.
And they can't recognize that and they don't recognize that and maybe they never will. The elder gen will never be able to properly process their trauma because they can't fathom they have it. They can easily be taken advantage of again because of their naĂŻvetĂŠ. They're hated for, again, *extremely valid* reasons. They knew murder was wrong and they did it anyway. And if they had maybe realized why they felt the way they did things would've been better
I love them. Please S4 give us more Kaylon.
Feel like Alara saying that may or may not have been one of the many reasons the kaylon started thinking the humans would enslave them cuz like imagine being kaylon primary, paranoid about being enslaved because you got that sweet ass â¨involuntary servitude trauma⨠and youâre just getting the new weekly data drop from Issac and you hear this:
Alara:âWeâre circus animals, issac, i hate to break it to youâ
Kaylon primary:ââŚ.Shitâ
Cuz like bro?? đđ how do you not understand at this point that Issac would probably take that seriously?? I mean the whole time Issacâs been sending shit to his planet like:
â Lieutenant Malloy put Mr potato head pieces on me, said it was humor, probably slaveryâ
âI now arm wrestle Alara on a weekly basis, Alara said that weâre circus animals, probably slaveryâ
âCaptain Mercer said âarenât you guys legendarily racist?â Once, i donât like his hairline, probably slaveryâďżź