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Originally Posted by Clarste
She's not the kind of person who'd send a puppet of herself off to die, especially since she thinks of them as equally her (and therefore having an equal right to live). I imagine she keeps a bunch of backups ready at all times, and they automatically wake up upon her death (well, the movie basically said all that). Why would she bother putting her real body to sleep waiting for it to be woken up by the death of a puppet when she thinks that she isn't worth any more or less than them? If anything she'd go first because its simpler. There's at least a 95% chance that her original body is dead, although it may have happened before the movie started. She doesn't care though.
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Hmm you assuming she sent it to die in the first place, i never said she sent it to die, only incase she(the puppet) couldn't defeat him in that place . You make a very good point tho but i just not really seeing it as of now. We'll find out eventually i guess.
Edit: i worded that wrong.lol.