Originally Posted by Dimsie:
“I found the child synth a bit disturbing, why would anyone want a child synth when their purpose is to do menial or boring work? It's not like we need children to go up chimneys any more.”
Originally Posted by Suzy_Cat:
“I think the Seraphim are designed for people who have lost children, can't have children, benefit from child stimulus (eg old folks' homes - sort of like the dolls they give them, but with more responsivity) etc - but they are of course exactly what the paedo ring ordered, so that's why people are buying them on the black market.”
And there's the most likely answer.
Originally Posted by gomezz:
“More than torture, the victim end up dead in a canal!”
Originally Posted by _elly001:
“It was a much better episode last night compared to the previous one. I did see the child synth twist coming but it's still a pretty chilling concept whichever way you look at it.”
I didn't. I thought that both Athena and the Detective were going to find Mia, and that she wasn't going to be as unique as we were led to believe.
Originally Posted by Aneechik:
“Maybe the children are some kind of biological synth that is capable of growing up.”
I doubt that, cause of their internal builds. If anything, replacements would be used each year, simulating growth.
Originally Posted by Welsh-lad:
“I couldn't work out whether Mia was pretending to be all synth again or whether she had disconnected something that made her lose her 'humanity'?”
Originally Posted by Doctor_Wibble:
“I don't think she was pretending - that quick hack job with the smartphone was either a permanent hard reset (unlikely I think) or some cunning simulation thereof on a timer.”
I don't get why she couldn't just act anyway. It's not as if she hasn't done so before? Unless she needed a reset to pass that test?