I think that this story offers some great insight into Cameron's 'thought' process. The non-human's interpretation of humanity and musings about what she is, were very interesting. I hope you continue.

Wow. I don't normally read T:TSCC fics unless they're Sarah/Cameron, but this... I am glad I have read it. This is brilliant. Thank you for sharing your talent with us readers.

Wow. This story is AWESOME.

I love the introspective look into Cam's head.

You have a really wonderful grasp on how to deal with the disattached thinking of a machine, and how a mind should think human to act human but still adhere to the basic componets of what Cameron is; a machine.

I'd love to see more of your unique style of charecter study.

so ive pretty much decided that youre my hero.

kewl

Ooh, that was good, especially reading this right after I saw the last episode where she pockets that piece she took out of that other terminator's head. I never noticed her sitting actions, I will watch that more closely in the future.

I LOVED this. I thought the same thing. I recently watched Terminator 2 for the first time and when "Bob" (which I call him now) said that he could learn from humans and become more human (or something along those lines) I immediatly thought of Cameron. She's trying so hard to be human, it's visible in the way she watches humans interact with one another. But this was beautiful in how it conveyed those thoughts-which is a whole topic unto itself, her having thoughts. I don't know if you've seen "Firefly" or "Serenity" but Summer did much of the same acting, but as a mental traumatized girl. She's brilliant at vacant expressions conveying so much emotion. Which is a long and incredibly rambling way of saying this is a wonderful, beautiful, amazing work that captures a quality of Terminators that shouldn't exist, yet does.

I figure if there ever was canonical novel based on the perspective of a Terminator blending in as a human, it would be chock full of existentialism and analysis of self-awareness. And you're right about how well Glau performs her character, she really puts something into Cameron that you can't really see but you kind of know is there.

Very interesting. I have to agree that Summer Glau does give a large amount of emotion to an otherwise emotionless machine.

Your idea of Cameron doing something and not knowing why, right at the end, really makes you wonder just how close these machines and people can become under the right circumstances. After all, do we not sometimes do things without knowing why?

Oddly i liked it! I was an intresting perspective of a terminator, I really made you thimk.

O.O holly freaking CRAP! that was so awsome! you really grasped the character and gave what could be a out look into her thoughts! i loved it! can't wait for more more like these!

Awesome story. And on the subject of Summer Glau, if you've ever seen Firefly, you'd understand. Best TV show ever, but cancelled after one season eventually. She plays a crazy psychic and if you ever saw that or Serenity, trust me, you'd understand how she can do that.

Great job.

-LR