>>150043592
Magery and witchcraft is for the weak, desperate or deluded. Mama didn't raise no bitch.

>>149983321
>(it could just mean this character we thought we knew turned out to at one point be very different
That is a very common trope in general regarding character based stories tho but the fact that goose specified it being a 'rose quartz' type of moment implies that it might follow the same beats. Either be a character reveal in reverse or a well kept secret only explored through a secondary character's silence on the matter. The second option aligns with Caine fairly well but it might be him in particular who is keeping the secret, it might be some mystery nigga who is kept under lock and key too.

What if Jax isn't an NPC, but instead there's another condition members of the circus can undergo. Something kinda like abstracting, but backwards. What if Jax's willingness to become a funny cartoon rabbit is basically him yielding his tenuous humanity to Caine? Which is why Caine is able to fuck with Jax's mind despite him explicitly saying he isn't able to do that to the guests.

>>149945860
When you think about it, he is almost there. His head/mind is the only issue.

He is made in the image of humans which would be his version of God(s), his body type is the most humanoid in regards of proportions compared to everyone else who is an actual human in the show but his head is just the barest parts required to communicate: a mouth and eyes. He has no head nor human mind behind his code but it's expected of him to act or mimic human like mannerisms and quirks. He is a showman by default of his character yet he has his own ways to entertain and distract himself of his job when he supposedly should be able to do that as there's no reason for an AI to have hobbies or sentimentality in the way he has been shown.

he is an incomplete project from an abandomed videogame at the end of the day but maybe everything would have been different and he would have reached some sort of true digital humanity if he was allowed to develop to the true potential that he was advertised as, but we'll never know