Ace Dreamer Wrote:The accidental AI idea is interesting. You do have the problem, you mentioned, of what it does when its not being Charlie. [grin]
It is always Charlie, of course. No, more seriously, for a literary standpoint - Charlie does
nothing. In hindisght, Arthur is a bad Charlie: We are learning about him, his personality, his dreams, his fears.. The real Charlie is just a voice in the phone, which sends the Angels to missions, and then congratulates their success. And he should remain that way.
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Maybe Kelly will have a psychotic break, and create a Steam Punk Charlie, but not remember, afterwards?
That is a good idea. The point of Charlie is than
no one knows him. And the Angels need him. And they are very intelligent. So a small psychotic break, where all three (all three togehter feels better somehow) realize they are living a lie, create their own Charlie and their own Townsend Detective Agency (possibly in Arthur's main frame), and then forget it all, has posibilities. Cue much head sctarching form Arthur when he tries to make sense ("Where did that AI come from? And how?")
