It mentions something about being manipulated and irrational if we form these relationships... It's possible that choosing the strength option will cause something related to that to occur, though of course we can't be sure.
I guess... losing my emotions would be a less traumatic outcome than having them used against me. Maybe. But... I... I'm not even sure I'd still be me without my feelings. Don't you feel like... your emotions... help define who you are?
If I'm right and choosing strength will do something to make us irrational or easily manipulated... That seems like a more dangerous choice in a game like this when we'll have to make choices later on.
Being cold and clinical isn't always good though, is it? Sometimes... the logical choice... is one that lacks in compassion and is purely motivated by self-interest. Don't you think?
That's why I said we can't be sure. They're weaknesses that the description links to forming emotional bonds, though, so I would think we could avoid them if we chose the answer that would naturally lead to forgoing those bonds... Am I making any sense?
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[ Looking more than a little tense at the very thought ]
Maybe just — not weakness.
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That's why I said we can't be sure. They're weaknesses that the description links to forming emotional bonds, though, so I would think we could avoid them if we chose the answer that would naturally lead to forgoing those bonds... Am I making any sense?
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[ and the thought of it makes her a bit sick ]
But if everyone else wants to go with weakness, then we'll go with it.
[ can't force others to go along with what she wants - ]