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6/24/2025, 6:31:45 AM
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Thanks!
Yeah, I'm pretty sure I only wrote it all under three hours so most of the writing was dedicated to getting the main "points" and concepts across in the story. I like that idea too, with Susie's general beliefs and upbringing she'd see little to no issue with trying to cheat the natural order even if it's at the expense of herself and others. Susie knows that for her "plan to work" she would have to die first and foremost, the her mistake is that the organic her died sooner than she had planned prior hence the shitty clone. As long as she has the final say, the final action, it's fine in her head.
Susie isn't a good person, and I try to continue to show that even if she's in a good place like a relationship with Meta Knight. Her ego comes first, hence why she believes it's fine for her to seamlessly replace herself with a clone if she dies without even telling Meta Knight because she believes that it's for the greater good. No, you didn't misinterpret it wrong. AI-Susie still continues to spare Meta Knight's feelings which I included so that it gives off the implication that even beyond she would continue her ways. Selfish selflessness is a good way to describe it.
>It's also nice seeing other interpretations of the old "Meta Knight outliving his loved ones" angle, since you can go in a lot of different directions with it.
Thanks. I was inspired by the MetaTiff Anon's fic, it was so good. I wanted to try writing something with a similar theme, but with a inverse of Susie dealing with the fact that he's going to outlive her and taking things into her own hands instead.
Thanks!
Yeah, I'm pretty sure I only wrote it all under three hours so most of the writing was dedicated to getting the main "points" and concepts across in the story. I like that idea too, with Susie's general beliefs and upbringing she'd see little to no issue with trying to cheat the natural order even if it's at the expense of herself and others. Susie knows that for her "plan to work" she would have to die first and foremost, the her mistake is that the organic her died sooner than she had planned prior hence the shitty clone. As long as she has the final say, the final action, it's fine in her head.
Susie isn't a good person, and I try to continue to show that even if she's in a good place like a relationship with Meta Knight. Her ego comes first, hence why she believes it's fine for her to seamlessly replace herself with a clone if she dies without even telling Meta Knight because she believes that it's for the greater good. No, you didn't misinterpret it wrong. AI-Susie still continues to spare Meta Knight's feelings which I included so that it gives off the implication that even beyond she would continue her ways. Selfish selflessness is a good way to describe it.
>It's also nice seeing other interpretations of the old "Meta Knight outliving his loved ones" angle, since you can go in a lot of different directions with it.
Thanks. I was inspired by the MetaTiff Anon's fic, it was so good. I wanted to try writing something with a similar theme, but with a inverse of Susie dealing with the fact that he's going to outlive her and taking things into her own hands instead.
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