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Her smile widened a bit when he assured her that her outward beauty was enough without augmentation. She wasn't sure why she was happy to hear it, but she was. Maybe it was just her obsession with being the best at everything she could be, to be optimal in every facet. The mention of his mother especially caught her interest. He rarely spoke of his family. "Your mother sounds wise," she said, growing thoughtful both about the words and what it must be like to have a mother. The concept of parents was lost on Sivvy. Reading could only tell her so much, giving her a shallow understanding of parental figures and how they functioned. It was fitting then, as she mulled over parentage and vaguely compared how Artemis's mother sounded to the doctor who insisted he wasn't to be considered hers or any of her sisters' father, that her red-headed friend would ask about him.
He wanted to know if Dr. Raelin had hurt her. The clone barely took a second to consider before answering. "Yes," Sivvy answered as-a-matter-of-factly, still munching on her food, though in less of an angelic frenzy than before. It didn't seem like it bothered her much. She nearly left it at that before she realized he might want a little more clarification. Maybe she'd try to do what he'd just done concerning the words of his mother with her creator. "Dr. Raelin always says that there is no greater motivator to learn quickly than physical pain," Sivvy told him, thinking back on how many times he'd said such a thing to her and the other clones. "He handled discipline personally so he could monitor progress. It also served as a test for emotion, since pain is often feared, and as a way to measure overall success, among other methods," she said. Many times had he directly beaten her or experimented on her without sedation or numbing. Some of his other methods were even worse, she was learning. Since becoming Ambassador of Dies Irae, she was realizing his ways could be called cruel and heinous, but to her it was just...normal.
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He wanted to know if Dr. Raelin had hurt her. The clone barely took a second to consider before answering. "Yes," Sivvy answered as-a-matter-of-factly, still munching on her food, though in less of an angelic frenzy than before. It didn't seem like it bothered her much. She nearly left it at that before she realized he might want a little more clarification. Maybe she'd try to do what he'd just done concerning the words of his mother with her creator. "Dr. Raelin always says that there is no greater motivator to learn quickly than physical pain," Sivvy told him, thinking back on how many times he'd said such a thing to her and the other clones. "He handled discipline personally so he could monitor progress. It also served as a test for emotion, since pain is often feared, and as a way to measure overall success, among other methods," she said. Many times had he directly beaten her or experimented on her without sedation or numbing. Some of his other methods were even worse, she was learning. Since becoming Ambassador of Dies Irae, she was realizing his ways could be called cruel and heinous, but to her it was just...normal.
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