Omega, Tex, Mr. Freeze and CarolinaIt is my opinion that the Director probably started with PF as he said in the end of Recon, that he was looking for a way to contribute to the war because he couldn't personally. I think he had the Alpha long before he had the idea of splitting them, and was running his own experiments on it just for the giggles, and then realized that it could be fragmented. These fragments began exhibiting different personality facets, and he kept going to see what he could do.

The Alpha was meant to be implanted in a single agent originally, so maybe he was pitting them against each other to get the honor?* When it began to fragment, he realized he had more options. The director said there were many unharvestable fragments, so they had some way of examining them. I think he discovered one of them reminded him a little too much of Allison (perhaps his memory of her? Memory IS the key...) and so he set her aside with the idea that maybe she could be used to resurrect her in someway, perhaps implant the AI in a human body.

This raises the question of why Omega was so devoted to staying with her. Sure, Omega is anger, but why would anger be connected so heavily to Tex? Because he was angry for losing her? Perhaps he was angry because he couldn't protect her, thus Omega continually finding its way back to Tex over and over, trying to fulfill that part that he missed out on.

* If he was pitting them against each other for the honor of being implanted, that could explain why Carolina (at the top of the list) received two as the experiments continued, possibly because she was the highest and "deserved" it, and it also conveniently made a nice experiment: "How well would our best and brightest do with two other minds inside of her own?

Omega, Tex, Mr. Freeze and CarolinaIt is my opinion that the Director probably started with PF as he said in the end of Recon, that he was looking for a way to contribute to the war because he couldn't personally. I think he had the Alpha long before he had the idea of splitting them, and was running his own experiments on it just for the giggles, and then realized that it could be fragmented. These fragments began exhibiting different personality facets, and he kept going to see what he could do.

The Alpha was meant to be implanted in a single agent originally, so maybe he was pitting them against each other to get the honor?* When it began to fragment, he realized he had more options. The director said there were many unharvestable fragments, so they had some way of examining them. I think he discovered one of them reminded him a little too much of Allison (perhaps his memory of her? Memory IS the key...) and so he set her aside with the idea that maybe she could be used to resurrect her in someway, perhaps implant the AI in a human body.

This raises the question of why Omega was so devoted to staying with her. Sure, Omega is anger, but why would anger be connected so heavily to Tex? Because he was angry for losing her? Perhaps he was angry because he couldn't protect her, thus Omega continually finding its way back to Tex over and over, trying to fulfill that part that he missed out on.

* If he was pitting them against each other for the honor of being implanted, that could explain why Carolina (at the top of the list) received two as the experiments continued, possibly because she was the highest and "deserved" it, and it also conveniently made a nice experiment: "How well would our best and brightest do with two other minds inside of her own?