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** Its original account might be the whole 'Cheshire cat smile' thing rather than a separate existence as such. At the end it only has two accounts, and appears yet again as Kenji's corrupted avatar.
** Kenji may have been the only OZ administrator to respond; that was his original summer job. Even if he was a low level administrator, the easiest way to compromise a security system is from the inside, so law enforcement would instantly be suspicious of Kenji if Love Machine used his avatar.
== Hit-or-Miss Satellite GPS? ==
* The family had 10 minutes to warn the neighbors and get the hell out of dodge before the satellite hit their house. Why the hell didn't they just take what they could and leave? I know, they had to make it so that Love Machine wouldn't beat them, but still. Really think about what they did. The plan they went with was to all stay in the house and let Kenji solve several 2056-bit encryptions in moments if not seconds to break into the satellite's guidance system to try and cause it to go off course a little. Get that? Instead of evacuating from a location that they KNEW it was going to hit, they made it so the satellite would crash into a random spot. It very well could have landed right outside their door, killed them all, hit their neighbors, or something else like that. It was pretty much luck that the satellite hit at the base of the hill rather than a few feet closer in which case the house would have been obliterated with them in it. It's also luck that none of the debris from it, including the large gateway structure which was blown into the air didn't smash into them or the house! WHY did they think what they did was a good idea?
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