text; | @poison

[writtendestiny]

[A few conversations have led her to mulling more on this than she would do normally. Maybe it's the lack of having to fight for her life constantly, or certain questions she's been asked, but...]

Is there a way to find out if you're a clone? Does it matter if you are?

Does it mean you're worth less?

Comments

@mage | audio

[braidmage]

What's a clone?

[ So, yeah, the amount of help Reynir is going to be able to offer is limited...

And yes. He does mispronounce it. ]

@lazarus | text

[benhargreeves]

[ Oh, no. ]

I don't know if there's any way to figure that out scientifically, but it absolutely doesn't make you worth less.

As for whether it matters... I think you get to decide that for yourself. How much you want it to matter to your idea of yourself and your origins and who you are.

@Qubit | text;

[superposition]

Depends on how the cloning process was implemented. Some methods leave clearer markers than others. It may be worth knowing for medical reasons, since some can also have significant side effects.

But let me make one thing clear: a life created through cloning is by no means worth any less than a life created by any other means.

I may not know your story, but you are a person, Poison, regardless of how you came about. Never let anyone tell you differently.

text;

[scowlish]

I don't know what a clone is, but you seem to be a completely normal person to me.

text; @Spides

[itsnotaonesie]

This place might have equipment that can determine that, if you think you need to know.

For what it's worth, you're the only you that I know, and you're worth more to me than anything.

[private text | @hot.damn]

[circumitus]

[This is... oof. That hits a little too close to home. Rey has spent some time unsure of how to even respond to this question, until she decides to finally slide that private mode on before she types.]

depends.
do you FEEL like youre worth any less?
has anyone or anything given you reason to believe that?