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Character Info
Sep. 20th, 2012 07:06 pmCHARAHUB, contains literally everything I have hashed out for her as of now.
Irene (full "name"/serial number Android IR-3N) is a beta development in the line of robots meant to "feel" like humans by adapting and learning from their environment. Because humanoid robots that do anything but follow a very basic set of commands are a whole new frontier in her world, the populace is still wary of models like her.
As one would expect of a robot, she looks at things from a very logical standpoint. The way she evaluates situations is mathematical and scientific before all else, and her responses are presented in a very straightforward manner. To most people with actual feelings, she comes across as blunt and defeatist, and she can't quite understand why.
Her greatest desire is to understand emotions on a human level and to be accepted as one of them. It's a slow process, and she doesn't actually realize the progress she's made, but she is slowly starting to actually experience human emotions—longing, frustration, and mild disappointment are among the most prominent. She'd much rather have joy and empathy, though, because that's what forges bonds and friendship.
Irene tends to use (and then botch up) idioms, most of which are outdated, in an attempt to appear more human. She uses a mophead tied into a bun to give herself the appearance of having hair, and wears a big pink sweater to make herself look less "naked". It all seems like a good idea to her, anyway.
Irene (full "name"/serial number Android IR-3N) is a beta development in the line of robots meant to "feel" like humans by adapting and learning from their environment. Because humanoid robots that do anything but follow a very basic set of commands are a whole new frontier in her world, the populace is still wary of models like her.
As one would expect of a robot, she looks at things from a very logical standpoint. The way she evaluates situations is mathematical and scientific before all else, and her responses are presented in a very straightforward manner. To most people with actual feelings, she comes across as blunt and defeatist, and she can't quite understand why.
Her greatest desire is to understand emotions on a human level and to be accepted as one of them. It's a slow process, and she doesn't actually realize the progress she's made, but she is slowly starting to actually experience human emotions—longing, frustration, and mild disappointment are among the most prominent. She'd much rather have joy and empathy, though, because that's what forges bonds and friendship.
Irene tends to use (and then botch up) idioms, most of which are outdated, in an attempt to appear more human. She uses a mophead tied into a bun to give herself the appearance of having hair, and wears a big pink sweater to make herself look less "naked". It all seems like a good idea to her, anyway.
