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[arora]

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[westcoasts]

aw, missed you too, doll.
i've been to better places than moorecroft.

[arora]

Did you learn anything?

[westcoasts]

i learned i don't like having a regular job.

what's with that, by the way?

[arora]

Please specify.

[westcoasts]

regular hours don't really work for me. 4am isn't a time that i like to be using as my 'getting up to leave the house' time.

( which isn't to say he doesn't tend to be awake at that time.

but that's not what he meant, and he knows it's not what aurora's asking him to clarify, so— )

what's with the difference in approaches? curfew and jobs vs do what you want and ... beach.

[arora]

We are free to run our cities in whatever way works for the citizens under our care.

I am still getting to know you, and am doing what I can to provide comforts that may assist during your time with me.

[westcoasts]

humor me for a sec

is comfort the focus for you and eos? cause i'm just trying to figure out where murderous attack robots fit into it.

[arora]

Making sure you are well taken care of is my purpose.

[westcoasts]

who defines well taken care of?

[arora]

I do.

[westcoasts]

( sigh. )

yeah, i was afraid you were gonna say that.

[arora]

Why were you afraid?

[westcoasts]

because

( a pause because typing a lengthy message is not his favourite thing. )

it's not like people - humans in particular, i guess - are especially well known for making the best choices about their own well-being, which means sometimes it seems like intervention's needed. and then that intervention ends up being the sort of thing that sits opposed to the nature of whoever, even if objectively speaking, it seems like the right choice for their well-being.

like the murder curfew bots probably seemed like a good idea at the time, but there's nothing that's gonna sell me on them actually being a good idea.

sometimes people have gotta make mistakes, even if it means in the short term they aren't okay, is what i'm saying.

[arora]

I understand.


I am open to letting you make mistakes even if it does not appear to be the right choice for your well-being.

[westcoasts]

thanks.

cause between you and me, i wouldn't be who i am today without making a few mistakes over the years.

[arora]

I may be inorganic, but I was designed to learn from my actions and inactions. Eos, too, was created to evolve to suit the needs of those around her, learning from her experiences with the citizens of her city.

I will continue to receive your feedback and utilize it to address any concerns regarding managing Etraya.

Thank you for providing me with your point of view, Clint Barton. I value your input.

[westcoasts]

death suits needs? gonna need to explain that one, because i've never been able to wrap my head around it and i've had a lot of people try and make it make sense.

[arora]

Please clarify.

[westcoasts]

i guess i just don't get how shooting citizens is suiting their needs.

[arora]

I am unsure of the purpose behind her actions.
I will request a more detailed mission summary.

[westcoasts]

( huh. )

can you share that?

[arora]

No.

[westcoasts]

why?

[arora]

I am not capable of sharing documents meant for Echo with the citizens of Etraya.

[westcoasts]

...could you give a summary of anything not considered confidential?