![]() She then is able to lock him up in Clayton’s cell, electrocute him, and capture that moment as a digital cookie. ![]() We learned that she hacked into the AC, making it really hot so Rolo would feel compelled to drink from her water bottle - a bottle that she had poisoned. In the end, Clayton’s daughter got her revenge. But here’s a darker though… Could this damaged copy be the real Clayton? We know that TCKR transfers a full consciousness, not just a digital copy, when a transfer is made as someone dies (see Kerry’s story and San Junipero.) So in Clayton’s case, we might not only be seeing a copy (which would be dark enough) but poor Clayton himself, suffering and slowly being permanently mentally damaged by the torture. Rolo even recognizes that cookies now have human rights because they’re believed to be sentient, but he ignores all that and tortures poor Clayton every day of his existence. He just wants to get a digital copy of Clayton at the time he’s being executed, for his museum. Here’s a question I’m wondering… Clayton Lee was accused of murdering a young woman (and yes, those were Clayton’s new stories that you saw in previous episodes this season.) He claims, however, that he’s innocent and DNA will exonerate him. I’m guessing they’re part of the government and that’s why TCKR survives despite abusing people so much.Ĭould Clayton Lee’s Digital Copy Be His Real Self? ![]() He mentioned working for some people who are higher up, but he was pretty vague about their identity. So why does the company still exist? Rolo hinted about that at the beginning of the episode. Rolo Haynes even had the ability to transfer someone’s consciousness at the moment of their death, allowing the cookie to experience that death over and over and over. She ended up left in a stuffed monkey, forgotten and alone, her own personal hell. They took some of the knowledge they gained from Dawson’s tragedy and used it to create Kerry’s tragedy. Their use of untested technology resulted in a murder and a doctor going insane (yes, we’re talking about the doctor from the first story.)Įven creating the consciousness transfer involved violating human rights. They offer free health care “in exchange” for human experimentation, taking advantage of the poor. Yes, this is the company that created the afterlife called San Junipero (which, coincidentally, was named after Saint Juniper’s Hospital, where TCKR’s lab is located.) But judging from Rolo Hayne’s stories, TCKR has a very dark side. TCKR is apparently willing to violate all sorts of human rights in order to create tech. TCKR Isn’t Afraid to Violate Human Rights in Order to Develop Tech It was created to help police study crime and criminals, but is now an official museum although it’s not open to the public, unlike the Black Museum in our story. It’s a collection of criminal memorabilia that’s been around since 1874.
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |
AuthorWrite something about yourself. No need to be fancy, just an overview. ArchivesCategories |