Oh. He was originally a robot, but was then synthesised into this...mostly-organic nymph-like form? ...Faust is far too technologically inept for this subject, if he's being completely honest. So he's just going to solemnly nod like he fully understands the implications of what is being said - which he absolutely does not, but he is missing out a healthy chunk of context as well, so your mileage may vary - and kneel down to pick up the abandoned scalpel on the floor. Yes, it may be a little insensitive to wield that with which he attacked Epsilon with seconds prior, but someone's likely going to trip up on it at some point if he forgets about it. Or worse, Mini could get a hold of it...!
"That's fine - I wouldn't be comfortable administering such experimental treatment, either. That said, could I at least offer you a bandage for your troubles? I fully trust in your resilience, but...have you been affected by spiritual-based...damage, before, Epsilon?"
Because that's what you've just become victim of, thanks to Faust's newfound inability to think first before acting, and he has a hunch that nobody in this room has any idea how extensive or complicated the damage actually is. Unfortunately, Faust is a people doctor, not a tree doctor (or roboticist), so he's far less qualified to even hazard a guess as to what diagnosis to give, especially when compared to Epsilon himself or even Ginko.
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...Faust is far too technologically inept for this subject, if he's being completely honest. So he's just going to solemnly nod like he fully understands the implications of what is being said - which he absolutely does not, but he is missing out a healthy chunk of context as well, so your mileage may vary - and kneel down to pick up the abandoned scalpel on the floor.
Yes, it may be a little insensitive to wield that with which he attacked Epsilon with seconds prior, but someone's likely going to trip up on it at some point if he forgets about it. Or worse, Mini could get a hold of it...!
"That's fine - I wouldn't be comfortable administering such experimental treatment, either. That said, could I at least offer you a bandage for your troubles? I fully trust in your resilience, but...have you been affected by spiritual-based...damage, before, Epsilon?"
Because that's what you've just become victim of, thanks to Faust's newfound inability to think first before acting, and he has a hunch that nobody in this room has any idea how extensive or complicated the damage actually is. Unfortunately, Faust is a people doctor, not a tree doctor (or roboticist), so he's far less qualified to even hazard a guess as to what diagnosis to give, especially when compared to Epsilon himself or even Ginko.