<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=15115.msg672734#msg672734">Quote from: Nazora on 22-06-2008, 04:57:53</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote"><br/>She would have fainted if her CPU allowed, instead, her brain crashed for a moment and her eyes glazed over, but she quickly came out of it, never even falling down, remaining perfectly still.<br/><br/>"Sir, if you can make me myself, in some cool rags, I'd like that."<br/><br/>She had nowhere else to go, no friends, no family, nothing to lose, if she could be fed, actually be helpful, really belong somewhere, she wouldn't mind that. Even if it did sound like this guy wasn't interested in curing her.<br/><br/>"So.... I can change into other people and stuff?"<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>Frankie smiled, and patted the robot on the head, running his hair through her fiber optic cables.  He tried to concentrate on the girl he had seen the earlier morning, yet the presence of a robot before him confused his thoughts, and he formed a mental image of a synthflesh cyborg of the girl.  The result, in his mind, was a girl almost identical to a human girl save for a mechanical brain, a lack of genitals, and a lack of nipples on her breasts.  Frankie grimaced as the girl transformed into a rag covered partially mechanical waif, but hoped that she'd find it close enough.  Of course, Frankie often underestimated the importance that life forms capable of sexual reproduction placed on their genitals.<br/><br/>"It would appear that you can change into anything that a person who has a strong emotional bond with you desires you to be.  I think "stuff" would be a better description for your possible range than other people."  Frankie offered his hand, hoping that using computer processes to think was making it easier for the girl to think rationally and calm down.  "I think you'll be somewhat better off trying to bond with someone who actually has a personal understanding of conventional biological life forms."  Frankie said sheepishly, implying that such individuals existed at the DPDS, and could perhaps even  help her live a somewhat normal life.