BAMComix Presents - Hidden in the shadows - Chapter sixty five - Recovery Mission.

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Ah very nice. I wonder what TickTock is hiding in his robotic brain?

ZeroDelta wrote:

Ah very nice. I wonder what TickTock is hiding in his robotic brain?

Thank you zero, for taking the time to read and leave a comment, really appreciated Also, I'm so pleased you enjoyed the chapter . It is intriguing wonder what secrets Tick-Tock actually holds...

Really well done Dal!

inntruderr61 wrote:

Really well done Dal!

many thanks Jim! really pleased you enjoyed it!

This episode offers an interesting look at Agent Savanna and her mechanical talents. We also learn a bit more about Doctor Sid through his interaction with Agent Savanna.

A question is: does Doctor Sid consider the genetically enhanced agents to be "real people," or are they simply "creations," glorified synthetic robots or cybernetic organisms? Does he view them as being individuals, or are they simply tools for use by governments and military operations?

Which suggests a broader question: what are the Agents, really? Do they have "human rights?" Are they individuals? Or are they property that is owned, like pets or automobiles or computers?

Perhaps these questions relate to the mission to recover the clockwork robot. To what extent are the Genesis Project Agents similar to Tick Tock, and to what extent do they differ? Why has Commander Rivers assigned Sid and Savanna to recover the clockwork robot? Or... is this Jake's plan at all? Sid seems a bit vague about Rivers' whereabouts when Savanna asks him if the commander will be meeting them back at the base. Could this operation be an independent move by Doctor Sid for his own purposes?

The photography in this episode is interesting: the colour palette is more muted, less vibrant and bright, with heavier shadows, suggesting something ominous may lurk in the darkness. Also, we glimpse the creatures after which Dinosaur Valley is named rustling about in the undergrowth. Are they oblivious to the human intruders and their noisy vehicle? Are they curious? Are they dangerous?

There seems to be much going on here beneath the simple repartee about a recalcitrant old Jeep.

FIELD STATION 42 wrote:

This episode offers an interesting look at Agent Savanna and her mechanical talents. We also learn a bit more about Doctor Sid through his interaction with  Agent Savanna.

A question is: does Doctor Sid consider the genetically enhanced agents to be "real people," or are they simply "creations," glorified synthetic robots or cybernetic organisms? Does he view them as being individuals, or are they simply tools for use by governments and military operations?

Which suggests a broader question: what are the Agents, really? Do they have "human rights?" Are they individuals? Or are they property that is owned, like pets or automobiles or computers?

Perhaps these questions relate to the mission to recover the clockwork robot. To what extent are the Genesis Project Agents similar to Tick Tock, and to what extent do they differ? Why has Commander Rivers assigned Sid and Savanna to recover the clockwork robot? Or... is this Jake's plan at all? Sid seems a bit vague about Rivers' whereabouts when Savanna asks him if the commander will be meeting them back at the base. Could this operation be an independent move by Doctor Sid for his own purposes?

The photography in this episode is interesting: the colour palette is more muted, less vibrant and bright, with heavier shadows, suggesting something ominous may lurk in the darkness. Also, we glimpse the creatures after which Dinosaur Valley is named rustling about in the undergrowth. Are they oblivious to the human intruders and their noisy vehicle? Are they curious? Are they dangerous?

There seems to be much going on here beneath the simple repartee about a recalcitrant old Jeep.

It was great fun to explore a relatively unknown agent in this episode, and high time I thought she should be brought into the story. I see Savannna, more as a tomboy, who is never happier than getting stuck in with a mechanical problem.
I would say that Doctor Sid, looks upon them as his children, super powered yeah, but children no the less, possibly why he sounds so condescending with them at times? To him, they are every bit as human as any of the other troopers at BAM-HQ. I would also say Jake see's them as people too, but for hm, he views them more as soldiers or assets to his team. I would say though, this may not be the view of all involved in the project.
The recovery of tick-tock is solely down to Commander Rivers, and that secret will be revealed a little farther down the line.
I'm so pleased that the darkness of the pics came across, I wanted to try and show the valley as a more dark and dangerous place, and not a friendly place. I do need to buy more dinosaurs to have them scurrying around.