I love the fact that voll has such great potential for a story with a narrative about how evil begets even more evil.
Sin maimed V, V maimed Doll, and Doll did everything she could to maim those around her. (True, she didn’t maim anyone in particular, but she did kill a bunch of worker drones, leaving a bunch of mothers and fathers without their children, and that’s not all. She also actively tried to hinder Uzi and the others, putting them in mortal danger.)
And in both cases, you can’t say that the responsibility lies solely with them, or solely with Solver. Anyway, it’s clear that the whole story was a total mess.
And the only way to atone is to break free from this cycle of samsara.
What has happened cannot be changed, forgotten, or undone. It will remain forever. But continuing this war simply means slowly heading toward complete self-destruction.
In this regard, I love voll post-canon. V is the one who managed to put an end to all of this and join the light side, but now that she’s allowed herself to be a person again—rather than a soulless killing machine—the conscience she’d suppressed for so long has resurfaced. She saved herself, but she hasn’t atoned.
And the ideal form of atonement for her is to help someone who couldn’t do that and was left behind. And who better than Doll to fill that role? Because Doll is the living embodiment of all of V’s mistakes.
But Doll herself must also be ready to take a step toward reconciliation if she wants to climb out of the depths to which she has fallen.
Oh, wait I've written too much again. Well, I just really, really love writing down my thoughts about voll and all kinds of lofty topics.