Ebonheart (FR)
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I'm fully expecting them to find a way for her to be able to conceive, or at the very least carry a child with physical appearance similar to her own like Kindra suggests with genetic engineering, because why else would it be brought up? It's theYou must be registered to see the linksnarrative principle in action. But I suppose it could just be brought up as part of the narrative about AI/androids and whether they are human or not, rather than something that needs to be solved.
I don’t necessarily think this is meant to be a plot device or a clue that will later play a key role in advancing or resolving a specific storyline in the game.
If Kindra is genuinely wondering how she might resolve this dilemma at that moment, it seems more like flavor dialogue, something used to highlight a theme in the game, such as the potentially sentient, even "human-like" nature of the android they’re trying to develop, along with the various issues and questions that arise from it. It also helps showcase Kindra’s eccentric, borderline mad-scientist personality in a fun way, at least in my view. ^^
The suggestion she makes doesn’t really come across as serious, at least not from the perspective of someone more pragmatic who would consider the ethical and moral implications, or even the societal acceptability, not to mention the legal aspects and the factual and technical feasibility of such an idea. And, in my opinion, why go through so much trouble for something that doesn’t seem necessary or useful in practice to begin with ?
Of course, I could be wrong, especially if the game introduces new elements later that support your theory. But as it stands, I don’t think Kindra’s casual comment or the exchange in that scene alone is enough to suggest that this is a significant narrative thread or something that will play a major role going forward.