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2013-04-29, 02:44 | Link #22 |
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Unless Chamber comes with a command to deal with rogue pilots (man I hope not), I don't think he would "force" Ledo to do anything, I'd like to think that no matter what happens Chamber is designed in such a way that all final decisions are up to the pilot.
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2013-04-29, 04:36 | Link #23 |
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What if Chamber becomes the final boss in the future?
Basicly, Chamber can finally detect where the fleet is and request that Lero should go back. However, Ledo doesn't want to as he wants to stay at Gargantia. Chamber can't accept this and demand that Ledo has to go back as it is his duty.... "If not, I will destroy Gargantia" said Chamber
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I can't picture Chamber using Blackmail to make his pilot comply to his duties, that doesn't seem like something that would likely be in his program, but he might decide to act against Ledo or even kill him if he determines that he is a deserter.
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Chamber's sole purpose is for the success of the pilot. Ledo was almost honorably discharged with his last mission, and so his next purpose is to reproduce for the Human race.
To ensure Ledo's success in his next mission, Chamber would most probably be a Bro (like his voice actor) and net Ledo a harem of strong nubile females.
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This is probably unfortunate, because truthfully, Utsuro no Hako's idea would likely save a lot more human lives that it would cost... Sadly, I have a sinking suspicion that he will. Ledo is slowly changing, and adapting to Gargantia's culture and society. But Chamber is still totally focused on the bigger Galactic Alliance picture. I can easily see the day coming when Ledo thinks "Life is better here than it is in the Galactic Alliance. I'm not going back.", and Chamber responds by refusing Ledo's wishes, arguing (in more technical robot-speak) that Ledo has "gone native" and hence needs to have his thinking fixed.
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2013-05-04, 16:20 | Link #35 |
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Sorry to go into the dark territory but...
Chamber might actually be a Thought Policeman. As long as Ledo adheres to the rules of the Alliance Chamber will support him. However he also seems to be the one responsible for the Rem Hypnotic Education AND reads Ledo's brainwaves. The reason for putting a human in a robot is to both provide tactical thinking and imagination which the robot lacks as well as to control it. I'm pretty sure that Chamber has some rules and protocols hard-wired into his programming. Like not being allowed to open fire unless Ledo says so. On the other hand he is probably responsible for controlling his pilot and making sure he remains "right minded". Chamber might be essentially a political commissar like in Soviet Union. People who made sure that everyone was following the communist doctrine and the ones who strayed from that path were eliminated. It wouldn't surprise me if Chamber had some protocols like "If pilot goes rogue eliminate him and return to base". For example when Chamber informed Ledo that he earned his limited citizenship rights and Ledo didn't seem very enthusiastic Chamber admonished him and reminded him that something like that should be celebrated. In the 4th episode he dismisses Ledo's desire to learn more about the planet because sooner or later they will return to their unit.
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