(10-16-2015, 02:16 AM)GrAVit Wrote: (10-16-2015, 02:05 AM)WALP Wrote: (10-16-2015, 01:56 AM)GrAVit Wrote: Well, she would've had to see Simon-2 suffer after waking up in confusion and learning that they're all doomed. I'm sure she wouldn't have wanted him or herself to experience that, especially because he would've probably started blaming her for everything, just like Simon-3 did.
It's definitely the explanation that makes the most sense, but her angry reaction to Simon-3
after launching the Ark, implies she thought Simon-3 understood the copy concept by now, so if Simon-3 can deal with, why should Simon-2 not be able to?
Well.. it's a copy of Simon himself after all. Giving Simon-3 the choice to decide what to do to Simon-2 would be the correct thing to do. If Catherine insisted on not killing Simon-2, Simon-3 would've definitely questioned that, which is when she would've had to explain that he will technically remain on Pathos-II and that there is no salvation for him. That might have caused Simon-3 to freak out at her like in the ending and not cooperate with her, so that the ARK project would've failed. She probably didn't want to take that risk.
I can literally give the exact same reply to this
It's definitely the explanation that makes the most sense,
but her angry reaction to Simon-3
after launching the Ark, implies she thought Simon-3 understood the copy concept by now, so if Simon-3 can deal with, why should Simon-2 not be able to?
The way it is written implies Cath Launched the ark, without thinking she lied to Simon. She did not even apoligize or anything, she was just like "it worked", and got pissed when he still did not understand.
Hence in Cath's mind, why would Simon-3 panic over something she thought he already knew? and if Simon-3 would not, then why should Simon-2?