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Madeline let out a synthesized gasp. It was true. In her quest for true immortality, she had signed her likeness over to the . She wanted to be remembered forever, but she hadn't read the fine print. Eternal life in the cloud meant she was now subject to the whims of the users.

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"You look immortal," Clara said, finally turning her chair around. Unlike Madeline, Clara was flesh and blood, but she looked terrible. She was thin, pale, and her skin had the gray pallor of someone who hadn't seen the sun in weeks. She was the Librarian, the guardian of the memory. She wanted to be remembered forever, but she

Elaborate subplots that were cut to streamline the film's pacing.

"You're a meme, Mad," Helen countered, her image finally sharpening. "I went private. I’m hosted on a secure, encrypted server in Switzerland. I cost five thousand Credits a month to maintain, but I have exclusivity ."