[It's one of those ways that Aloy doesn't even mean to set herself above someone else - but it's there. Just like how she keeps failing to make a meaningful mental distinction between androids and machines.
Even worse, what would a clone know about family, anyway? All Aloy's ideas about it are constructed notions from looking in on other people and things she wants for herself.]
Maybe she can, but GAIA worked for centuries without that happening. HADES was built to wipe everything out again if the terraforming system was creating a nonviable biosphere. So GAIA could start over again, if needed. GAIA prioritizes life so much that they had to give HADES the ability to disable her. The version of GAIA that made me Sacrificed herself To stop HADES.
So maybe she could learn to hate us. But I don't think she would.
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Even worse, what would a clone know about family, anyway? All Aloy's ideas about it are constructed notions from looking in on other people and things she wants for herself.]
Maybe she can, but GAIA worked for centuries without that happening.
HADES was built to wipe everything out again if the terraforming system was creating a nonviable biosphere. So GAIA could start over again, if needed.
GAIA prioritizes life so much that they had to give HADES the ability to disable her.
The version of GAIA that made me
Sacrificed herself
To stop HADES.
So maybe she could learn to hate us. But I don't think she would.