Ribofunk: Splices

Little Worker seems very human. Her obsession over Mister Micheal could be likened to that of a stalker. She does her best to find her own solutions to what she believes his problems to be. She dispenses of the andromorph and gynomorph very cleverly. The destruction of the gynomorph seemed to be more for her benefit though. Then there was the death of Mister Micheal's wife. Little Worker clearly planned that out. The intruders could have been killed at anytime, but she waited for her ideal moment. Jealousy and devotion. Qualities any human could have. What makes a person a person if not emotions?

Hamster and the PI have an amusing relationship. The splice's mellow attitude and literal interpretations of what his partner says are very entertaining. The PI doesn't seem to care for Hamster, but his death obviously hits him hard. I think the PI was as surprised as anyone to find that it affected him so much.

These two splices have likes and dislikes and different personalities. They can react to situations in ways that serve themselves. What more do you need to be human and not property. Has humanity really been reduced to numbers and percentages? If you are 51% human then why are you not also 49% property. Kat didn't value all life, but I think he made an important point about splice life. They should have equality. They shouldn't have to rely on humans to keep them alive.