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reincarnator07 posted...

I think she regrets screwing you over, but not so much that she wouldn't do it all over again to save herself. I think you are number 2 in her world, it's just that she will always be number 1. However, that's Night City for you. Either you take advantage of others to accomplish your goals, or you be the one taken advantage of.

Yeah basically the way I interpret her story was, she was basically a slave and used by everybody around her, for pretty much her entire life there wasn't a single person she could ever trust, and by the time she's crash landed in Dogtown she's desperate to experience freedom at any cost and would rather die than go back to NUSA. Then throughout the operation, she comes to realize that V might be the first person she's ever met that she might be able to trust. And then she opens up her heart to you a little. And by the time she's dying and in that train on the way to the ship, that's when her regret has grown so much that she has to vocalize it otherwise her guilty conscious would be too heavy. But because of her fear of NUSA I don't think she would have ever made any other choices if she could choose again.

Kim_Seong-a posted...

It's hard for me to hold it against Songbird when the whole operation was sketchy from the start. Some person hacks your brain and tells you to come save the president and they'll cure your condition just screams red flags.

It does but at that stage in the game I feel like V is so desperate for a cure that any Hail Mary option is up for consideration. And then to Songbirds credit, the president does actually crash down in Dogtown.and if anyone can cure V it would be the top doctors from a large nation.