Murder drones ep4

IN

V, at first glance, appears to be a sociopath, a mean-spirited, cruel, impulsive and sadistic mass murderer who has no remorse or regrets about killing Drone Workers. However, under this exterior hides a traumatized and complex personality who seeks to protect his friends at any cost. In the past, she was a much more reserved person, rather shy and nervous around her then-lover N, with whom she had a strong connection. However, she was never really able to stand up for herself or her fellow drones, as J often insulted N when she was standing next to her. When Vee became a Pick-up Drone, she adopted the image of a mass murderer who found joy in destroying people wherever the company required it, and it seems she made it her default identity, even justifying some of her more moral actions as a setup for more insidious ones. However, it was mostly a sham.

N

N is someone who always tries his best. He is usually polite and friendly when he is not trying to kill worker drones, but N's character can completely change, becoming ruthless and ferocious at any moment. Although N is a robot created for the sole purpose of wantonly destroying worker drones, he seems to have some sense of empathy, such as when he stabbed Uzi in the pilot episode, but then he feels sorry for her when he sees that her father left her for dead instead of helping her. N is head over heels in love with one of his teammates V, but N gets very awkward whenever this topic even comes up. Despite his kind and empathetic personality, he also shows a thirst for blood, because when he killed the Drone Workers in the tunnel, at least one of them was actually behind the oil, while the rest were killed in a brutal manner.

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Uzi Drone is a working, impulsive teenage rebel who believes that all other drones should rise up and oppose their creators, which is how her character differs from the general indifferent character of her peers. Liam Vickers described her as a "scheming little fool." Uzi perceives herself as a "psychotic rebellious teenager", to whom she mostly corresponds, and notes that she has "problems with her father," implying that her strained relationship with her father may have led to her complex character and so-called "suppressed emotional baggage." She can be quite stubborn at times, insisting on her own ideals and actions even when others disagree with her, although this may be a more direct result of her inattention to social norms and potential sociopathic traits that cause her to lack empathy for others.

Doll

Doll embodies a typical quiet person: quiet and peaceful, at first glance. Doll rarely addresses anyone (With the exception of: her friend Lizzie) and prefers to respond in silence to anyone who asks her questions. Being a quiet person, Doll does not seek attention or approval from other relatives, because she knows that no one will help her. During the first encounter with Uzi, the latter says that she should grow out of it and let it go, but Doll convinces her otherwise: that she does not need help, implying that she does not want to listen to anyone for the reasons described above. Behind her facade of an introvert who prefers to stay away from everyone, there are deep psychological traumas that arose as a result of her parents being killed and eaten in their virginity by (presumably) a demolition drone. As a result, Doll became obsessed with killing Vee as revenge for the death of her family, as she does everything to achieve her goal.

Rebecca

She seems to be a somewhat talkative and judgmental person, based on what she notices about the Uzi, and the way Lizzie specifically addresses Rebecca when she tells everyone at the prom to stop judging (towards V). She is also flirtatious, especially with N.

Lizzy

Lizzie is the archetype of the "Popular Schoolgirl" (a high-turned-up nose with an equally high-turned-up ego). She is probably on good terms with her teacher (who is most likely her father), as evidenced by the fact that she and Doll were sent by him to accompany Uzi to graduation. Calm, cool-headed and relatively collected, as she does not flinch when she learns about the disturbing antics of Doll. With more courage than required, Lizzie plays her cards wisely and is not afraid to reveal her trump card. This manifests itself in the fact that she overplays V's manipulations, using her father's authority to forcibly demand respect for the newly minted prom queen (despite her previous deeds), and skillfully uses speech tactics to "engage the audience" when she addresses Rebecca.

Thad

Thad is not like other drone workers, as he is brave and even dared to stand up to Killer Drones, although he knew that it would put him at risk for his life. His personality is also very similar to that of a high school athlete, although he is apparently nicer than his friends.

Teacher

Unlike most drone workers, who show a sense of fear when the situation becomes threatening for them, he shows indifference when confronted with them. For example, when one of his students, Uzi, presents his “DAMN YOUR RAILGUN” to the class and the class begins to panic, he reacts with an absolutely indifferent expression telling Uzi that the topic of the project was the worldwide problem of buying watermelons and comments on the malfunction of her Railgun.