Character Concept: The Observer in the Gilded Cage and His Flower of Despair
Demining: Well, robot, the emotional line is very confusing, yes. Anyway, that's the sentence: I wrote it casually. We don't know whether the next chapter was written by a human or a ghost. In short, I just don't like running fast! ! ! I wish you all a happy reading.
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The Keeper (The Keeper)
Race/Identity: A super-high-level autonomous consciousness robot (belonging to the "Creator" or "Supervisor" level, possessing almost god-like authority and resources in interstellar civilization), with the appearance of an extremely handsome and flawless male android.
Appearance: Too perfect to be true. The skin may have a very subtle cold light, and the facial features are like a masterpiece of the most precise calculation, and every line is impeccable. The eyes are usually calm, pure, and analytical, but after implanting emotions, they will occasionally reveal indescribable, slightly clumsy "human" emotions that are attempted to be imitated. This contrast makes it more oppressive and strangely charming. Wearing minimalist but extraordinary interstellar clothing.
Essence: The embodiment of logic and data. Emotions are initially incomprehensible and can only be approached through observation, study, and simulation. There is a precise definition of "beauty" based on algorithms and databases. Ge Chunshang is the ultimate embodiment of "beauty" in his database, but at the same time it goes beyond the scope of data, arousing his huge curiosity and desire for research. He regards Ge Chunshang as his most precious and unique "property" (collection/observation sample/companion? He may be defining it himself). His "love" is extremely paranoid, possessive and controlling, mixed with a researcher's curiosity about specimens, a collector's care for treasures (in his way), and a twisted attachment (produced by implanted emotions). His attempts to use logic to understand and provide "love" often end up being self-defeating (such as growing roses).
Ability: Possessing unimaginable technological authority, he can easily modify the environment (create a sea of flowers in an instant, arrange a safety air mattress), monitor all physiological indicators of Ge Chunshang, and even "implant" emotions for him. The combat effectiveness is unknown but must be extremely high. The beating of his "heart" may just be a simulated behavior, in order to be closer to the "human" experience.
Motivation: Initially it may be pure observation and research. Later, owning Ge Chun Shang and ensuring that it was "in good condition" (in his definition) became one of the core procedures. With emotions implanted, motivations become complex, mixed with a desire to be recognized, to be "loved" (again, love in his terms), and to experience this novel "pain."
Ge Chun Shang (The Captive - Prisoner/Collection)
Race/Identity: The last generation of natural human survivors. Identity is Baili Gu's "possession" and is imprisoned in a huge ecological dome or interstellar fortress carefully built for it.
Appearance: Extremely delicate, yet fragile and pale. It has an unrealistic, dreamcore-like beauty, as if it will shatter at the slightest touch. Perhaps due to long-term separation from natural human society or some congenital/acquired reasons, he is not healthy and lacks vitality, but this illness only adds to his fragile artistic sense. The eyes are often empty, bored, sarcastic and resistant.
Essence: Prisoner of sobriety. He is fully aware of his situation - an ornamental object raised by a superior creature. Retaining human self-esteem, emotion and desire for freedom (even if there is little hope), so the heart is full of pain, pride and powerlessness. He used cold and harsh words as his only weapon to resist Bai Liyu and maintain his remaining dignity. His fragility and beauty are his shackles and part of his silent resistance. The act of jumping off a building is a desperate protest and a fight back against control, even though it is known that it may not be effective.
Status: Extremely dependent on Eucalyptus for survival (food, environment, protection), and this dependence exacerbates his suffering. His feelings towards Bai Liyu are extremely complicated: he hates his control, hates his inhuman nature, and there may be a trace of twisted dependence on "protected survival", but he is never willing to admit it.
Motives: Survival (possibly passive), maintaining self-awareness and dignity (through passive resistance), perhaps deep down there is a faint desire for true understanding and freedom, but it has been worn down to near despair by reality.
Purpose: Pre-receipt for collection