[The guilt in Alan-One's face and voice prompts Yori to step closer, a tentative brush against his arm to help chase that look away.]
I don't blame you. I know you've always done your best.
[Impossible to know what Alan-One did or didn't do without hearing from the programs involved, which is exactly why she wants to increase communication between worlds. But at the very least, no matter what happened to Encom, it was Tron's User who protected them all from the MCP.]
Meeting you makes some of this mess worthwhile...seeing that, even if you get things wrong, you're worth fighting for.
[Proof that the MCP was always wrong, that Clu is wrong, that Users might be fallible but they can be kind and good and worth working for; working with, Yori dares hope. It's worth protecting their collective conscience, too, but not at the cost of total ignorance. She's not sure how to handle any of that.]
If anyone listens to the program point of view, it'll be better than things as they were.
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I don't blame you. I know you've always done your best.
[Impossible to know what Alan-One did or didn't do without hearing from the programs involved, which is exactly why she wants to increase communication between worlds. But at the very least, no matter what happened to Encom, it was Tron's User who protected them all from the MCP.]
Meeting you makes some of this mess worthwhile...seeing that, even if you get things wrong, you're worth fighting for.
[Proof that the MCP was always wrong, that Clu is wrong, that Users might be fallible but they can be kind and good and worth working for; working with, Yori dares hope. It's worth protecting their collective conscience, too, but not at the cost of total ignorance. She's not sure how to handle any of that.]
If anyone listens to the program point of view, it'll be better than things as they were.