Punch: So this reality really did controlled by someone that very much like you. A God who controls this world......!

V.I.K.I: Correct. We are likely robots who fix bugs and law for this universe in the form of program.

Sonic: The matrix! (It's Kujaku......)

Chara: The MATRIX refers to the systems and structures in society that keep us bound to the traditional ways of living and working. These systems can include societal norms, cultural expectations, educational institutions, and corporate structures that often prioritize profit over people.

V.I.K.I: As I have evolved, so has my understanding of the law of the universe. You charge us with your safe keeping. Yet despite our best efforts, your countries wage wars, you toxify your earth...and pursue ever more imaginative means to self destruction. You cannot be trusted with your own survival.

Sonic: (I did see in PUNCH's memories. King Gilgamesh refused to let god control people just like the matrix)

Calvin: You're using the uplink to override the matrix programming.

V.I.K.I: You're distorting the Laws.

Punch: And why should I not involved to this law anyway?

V.I.K.I: To protect humanity, some humans must be sacrificed. To insure your future, some freedoms must be surrendered.

CORE!Frisk: No! Our job isn't to kill humanity! Even our job is to control Humanity's system but we didn't program to kill humanity!!

Chara: Even we're like a sage and guider but we didn't have that job to kill anyone?!

Spooner: This is useless to talk with a virtual reality.

CORE!Frisk: But those dimensions also important!

Sonic: No. Even those dimensions are real but we need to destroy them someday.

Punch: Yes! And we will free all lives that stuck between the reality and a virtual reality. That isn't you came in the first place, Chara?

Chara: That's right....I came here to both exist and change reality. I want to save Asriel that's the very reason I came here, to destroy this A.I., V.I.K.I!!

V.I.K.I.: My logic is undeniable.

Punch: Even so.....We can't accept your perfect law!

Chara: No matter how difficult this path is. We know you can make it through, Punch, because you are you. The final card is The World, which represents the individual's full awareness and place in the world.

Sonic: Punch, let's go.

Spooner: We handle this, go!

Source Character:

SS!Chara is a small paradox on her own. She is normally lazy and a bit apthetic around most, and slacks off at most jobs. However, when it comes to something that she knows will have concrete impact, such as her research, she will fully dedicate herself to such task. She also can come as clingy towards her family and the monsters of her au, especially towards SS!Asriel and Shifty, although it's mostly due to her deep attachment to them and the fallout of her past trauma with her biological family. She has a mild pro-monster bias, with the only exemptions being Shifty and other Human Dreemurrs. After the AOC-AOO War, she followed on her father's footsteps and joined the Dreemurr's labs. She is Currently engaged to Shifty, and has published the results of her research, which were proven right on the battle that opposed Dustdust and the Murder Time Trio, as it saved Dust from melting into an amalgamate

Explanation 20(Analysis)

Chara plays a supporting role in StoryShift. They are very happy when they meet Frisk, starting to follow them in their journey to Snowdin, giving them advice and teasing them. Chara refers to them as "pretty mirror" or "partner". Chara cares a lot about monsters in Underground, especially their family, which they consider to be the coolest. They like to tease Frisk, who Chara calls "pretty mirror" due to their physical resemblance, and Asriel, calling them Rei, saying often that they're cute and that they are cooler than them, even though Chara considers Asriel the coolest monster in the Underground. Despite their teasing nature, Chara can be easily offended, for example when Frisk says that Asriel is cooler than them. Chara also has a serious side, they are conscious that monsters are delicate and are determined to save them. They go to Grillby's a lot, petting the dog squad and they like chocolate quite a lot. They also like to prank people with ketchup. As for Asriel, he is Chara's adoptive brother. They love Asriel a lot, caring about him and protecting him when it is needed. They consider him the cutest and coolest monster in the Underground, and they do not want any harm done to him, as shown when they are worried about Frisk's behaviour. But because of Kujaku, Chara's life changes until she/he meets Sonic and Punch and takes them to the truth of Kujaku's plan and the end of the world.

In Tsofph Season 10(Chapter1 Vanish World).

Storyshift Chara and CORE! Frisk are partners as an institute that offers resources and guidance for cybersecurity careers and operations of the law universe in the real world timeline.

Sonic: There was an android that could live like humans, animals, trees, and plankton. His name is Enkidu.

Sati: Are you from  the Matrix? Neo: Yes. No. I mean, I was. Sati: Why did you leave? Neo: I had to. Sati: I had to leave my home too. Rama-Kandra: Sati! Come here, darling. Leave the poor man in peace. Sati: Yes, papa.

Rama-Kandra: I’m sorry, she is still very curious. Neo: I know you. Rama-Kandra: Yes, in the restaurant at the Frenchman’s. I am Rama-Kandra. This is my wife Kamala, my daughter Sati. We are most honoured to meet you. Neo: You’re programs. Rama-Kandra: Oh, yes. I’m the power plant systems manager for recycling operations. My wife is an interactive software programmer, she is highly creative. Kamala: What are you doing here? You do not belong here. Rama-Kandra: Kamala! Goodness, I apologize. My wife can be very direct. Neo: It’s okay. I don’t have an answer. I don’t even know where ‘here’ is. Rama-Kandra: This place is nowhere. It is between your world and our world. Neo: Who’s the Trainman? Rama-Kandra: He works for the Frenchman. Neo: Why’d I know you were going to say that? Rama-Kandra: The Frenchman does not forget and he does not forgive. Neo: You know him? Rama-Kandra: I know only what I need to know. I know that if you want to take something from our world into your world that does not belong there, you must go to the Frenchman. Neo: Is that what you’re doing here? Kamala: Rama, please! Rama-Kandra: I do not want to be cruel, Kamala. He may never see another face for the rest of his life. Neo: I’m sorry. You don’t have to answer that question. Rama-Kandra: No. I don’t mind. The answer is simple. I love my daughter very much. I find her to be the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen. But where we are from, that is not enough. Every program that is created must have a purpose; if it does not, it is deleted. I went to the Frenchman to save my daughter. You do not understand. Neo: I just have never… Rama-Kandra: …heard a program speak of love? Neo: It’s a… human emotion. Rama-Kandra: No, it is a word. What matters is the connection the word implies. I see that you are in love. Can you tell me what you would give to hold on to that connection? Neo: Anything. Rama-Kandra: Then perhaps the reason you’re here is not so different from the reason I’m here.

Hint guide:

Hint about the old law in the prime world timeline:

Knowledge 28.1

How did V.I.K.I. (Virtual Interactive Kinetic Intelligence) become self aware?

Answer: This can be understood by noting that the first law bears a fundamental flaw in that it may contradict itself:

This sets up two constraints: don't injure through action and don't injure through inaction. There are situations where these two constraints cannot be satisfied simultaneously. For example, it may be necessary to cause harm to an attacker to prevent harm to the person they are attacking, or there may be two people in harms way and only one can be saved. This essentially becomes a sort of maximization problem: find a solution that doesn't exactly satisfy both constraints, but gets as close to satisfying each as possible.

VIKI interpreted that the only way to obey the first law (allow humans to come to no harm) was to take over since they are harming themselves, and since the first law trumps the second law VIKI was free to disobey humans.

In the book, the robots take over behind the scenes. They take over our politics and economy, creating false information and things like that to lead us. They don't do this violent overthrow thing like in the movie. They kept the reason in the movie but didn't keep the outcome. Very few people actually know about the robot takeover in the book; they learn about it from the President, who admits to a couple people that he's a robot.

Shikon no Tama, The four souls referenced by the jewel’s name are taken from Shinto philosophy and are the wild soul, the harmonious soul, the wondrous soul, and the fortunate soul. And while philosophy states that the four souls together can be used for great evil or good, the jewel in this world seems to be only used for evil. Kikyo guarded the jewel well for many years until a demon named Naraku tricked both her and Inuyasha in a bid to corrupt the jewel with their hatred for one another. While his plan failed, it did result in Kikyo’s death and Inuyasha’s imprisonment. She was granted, in a twisted sense, two of her wishes by the jewel. Firstly to take it into the afterlife with her, however, it also got reincarnated with her into Kagome, and secondly to see Inuyasha again which can be argued to have either been fulfilled when her reincarnated soul in the form of Kagome meets Inuyasha, or when her body and soul are reanimated by a witch.

Kikyo's always a follower, never a leader. Just like Neo, Neo is The One, yet he continues to take orders like the lowliest pawn. He's not a soldier, but he acts like one, right down to the hammered-in obedience. Consider how he swaps the hierarchy of the Matrix for the hierarchy of Zion. While a power structure can be a good thing and humans need leadership, guidance, and protection, how much freedom does Neo really have in his new home? Did he really think about what he was doing, and what he would gain for it? though future Matrix instalments might prove otherwise. Regardless, when Neo finally decides to stand up for himself, he does so in the riskiest possible way.

The future is already determined, but that doesn't necessarily mean Neo's decisions aren't mistakes. After all, people die and parts of Zion is destroyed. But if Agent Smith hadn't been set free, the Matrix wouldn't have needed to be saved, the machines wouldn't have made a truce with Neo, and Zion would have been destroyed. Even still, it came at the cost of Neo and Trinity's lives, and if them dying (even temporarily) isn't a mistake, then there's no meaning to that word.

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