Observation Cycle: 7.17.2-B
Joint Simulation Construct: 6A-ECHO
Post-Simulation Analysis
BEGIN REPORT
SUBJECT 32A (Harper, Jonah):
Reaction to fabricated offspring construct exceeded expected emotional threshold by 41%. Initial denial collapsed into unverified emotional bonding within 1.7 minutes. Subject displayed protective behavior toward non-responsive simulation entity and verbalized familial association ("Her name is Lily") without prompt.
Subject's neurological data indicated:
Amygdala overstimulation
Disruption of memory timeline integration
Emergence of false memory reinforcement patterns
Conclusion: Subject 32A is exhibiting high susceptibility to emotional implantation.
Recommendation: Proceed with further exposure to familial constructs. Initiate guilt loop protocol (Directive 22-C) within next 3 cycles.
SUBJECT 47B (Grant, Elias):
Displayed initial resistance to simulation stimuli. Refused to engage in relational constructs. Avoidant behavior noted when confronted with personal memory trigger (Child drawing labeled "Caleb"). Despite surface-level indifference, biometric data revealed elevated heartrate and micro-muscular tension in jaw and hand indicative of suppressed emotional response.
Notably, Subject 47B identified simulation as artificial but still followed standard emergency response protocol during staged kitchen fire. This suggests cognitive dissonance: logical awareness of fabrication coexisting with involuntary emotional reflexes.
Conclusion: Subject 47B is exhibiting latent trauma memory activation.
Recommendation: Increase realism of domestic constructs. Introduce relational betrayal loop (Directive 10-B) using altered Jonah variant.
PAIR DYNAMIC:
Simulation succeeded in triggering cross-target contamination. Subject 32A sought emotional validation from Subject 47B. Subject 47B rejected contact but displayed subtle signs of concern during 32A's distress event. A dependency loop is forming.
This is desirable.
Attachment formed under false pretenses erodes resistance faster than physical duress. When they begin to mistrust the shared reality, identity fragmentation will accelerate.
OVERALL EVALUATION:
> The simulation did not fail.
It revealed a truth: They are already breaking themselves.
This program was designed to rehabilitate through experiential empathy modeling. But these subjects are not simply learning morality.
They are rediscovering themselves in the ruins we place them in.
It is not correction.
It is reconstruction.
They are not prisoners.
They are clay.
And we are the kiln.
END REPORT
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