At the time I imagined that with her biometric monitoring skills she has sort of lie-detector abilities too and realised that Riley could be speaking the truth when she answered "No" when Cameron asked Riley "Are you a complainer"?
If Cameron truly had perceived Riley to be a threat, I don't think any glitch would have stopped her from killing Riley. Why? Because if she's unable to respond to clear threats to John then she has outlived her usefulness and then she might as well tell John that he should use that detonator right away.
Then Cameron didn't know what to do because she couldn't murder Riley for simply being "unreliable", if Riley has to die simply for being unreliable, Cameron should go too, because her damage makes herself reliable.
So I think that part of her indecisiveness came about because she really couldn't kill Riley for reasons that applied just as well to herself/itself.
If Cameron truly had perceived Riley to be a threat, I don't think any glitch would have stopped her from killing Riley. Why? Because if she's unable to respond to clear threats to John then she has outlived her usefulness and then she might as well tell John that he should use that detonator right away.
Then Cameron didn't know what to do because she couldn't murder Riley for simply being "unreliable", if Riley has to die simply for being unreliable, Cameron should go too, because her damage makes herself reliable.
So I think that part of her indecisiveness came about because she really couldn't kill Riley for reasons that applied just as well to herself/itself.
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