Subject 37
The Cracked Mirror
NAME: Subject 37
SPECIES: Human
AGE: 23
SEX: Male
HEIGHT: One Point Eight Six Meters
WEIGHT: Seventy Six Kilograms
EYES: Blue
HAIR: Dark brown, Black
SKIN: White
FORCE SENSITIVE: No.
STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES:
Mind: The Subject has retained all process of thought and capability. He manages to recall, memorize, and store information almost instantly. This talent holds firm through nearly all testing stages. Memorization seems to be off hand, recall is nearly instant, and all aspects of thought seem to be entirely focused on whatever is asked. The subject appears to be aware of this ability, taking is as a point of pride and even hubris. He makes no effort to conceal his 'gift' and will openly boast about it during testing.
Manipulative: Subject 37 is highly manipulative. He retains a natural charisma, is words not often fumbling and his voice remaining solid even through the most strenuous lies. Through several testing phases he has managed to skew results in his favor, once he even managed to seduce one of the on-staff nurses. The Subject appears to be more then willing to lie, cheat, and physical threats in order to manipulate a situation into a favorable outcome. More study must be done on just how far he is willing to go.
Rage: The subject seems to have retained, and even further stagnated, within the anger problems of the original. Subject 37 is incredibly easy to bring to a rage. During several testing stages it was found that he responded to even minor annoyances very unfavorably. The ticking of a clock, the clicking of a pen, and the scratching of nails on a board were enough to make him yell in frustration. On multiple occasions during these tests Subject 37 resorted to physical violence.
Allergy: Unfortunately, during the alteration stages of his creation we were not able to do away with the originals severe allergies. Much like his progenitor Subject 37 retains an allergy to alcohol, making it difficult, if not impossible for him to consume it in any form.
BIOGRAPHY:
Day 1
Doctor Nira, primary Geneticist and Caretaker.
The Genetic samples have been acquired, quite easily I was told, and experimentation will begin today.
The project is a large one, and we're all very excited. I've been told that notations must be kept to a minimum, and thus I will only log the greatest developments here. Beginning, the first gestation, and of course larger incidents within the development of the first few Subjects. There is an excitement in the air, and most everyone is eager to begin their work. This could mark something unique, something big for our organization and the Galaxy.
Day 32
The first subjects have been created, but they are...flawed. Subjects were terminated and project was begun again.
Day 64:
A new batch of Subjects was created, both flawless.
They are exact copies of the original, too exact. The project manager has decided that Subjects Thirteen and Fourteen would not be terminated but kept as control for further testing. I agreed with him and Fourteen and Thirteen were placed back into isolation with one another. Strangely, they did not seemed to enjoy each others company.
Day 132
Our instincts were right, Fourteen and Thirteen made for the perfect control group. So far we have created ten additional subjects, five for both. These subjects have been...remarkably different. Some have despised each other, some have loved each other, and still others just didn't care. It's fascinating watching them interact, even more so when it was with other people. Subject Twenty Three and Twenty Four were especially unique.
Both of them were aggressive beyond measure and unfortunately had to be quickly terminated.
Their first meeting was...interesting, but they were far too difficult to control. It was almost as though they had to act on every instinct, every impulse. It was uniquely intense to observe. I lament their passing.
Day 220
Subjects Fourteen and Thirteen have become manic.
Terminated.
Day 234
The project has reached its pinnacle.
Thirty Seven and Thirty Nine, Thirty Eight unfortunately did not make it through gestation.
Yet these two...These two are utter perfection. They work together well, though we've only introduced them once. Their was an immediate spark when they saw one another, a click that could only have been created through perfection of science. It was remarkable, watching them move together in tandem. They almost immediately went for the guard in the corner, not violently, but conversationally. Within moments they had him nearly convinced that they were supposed to be released. It was quite the sight. Unfortunately the project manager made me separate them after that.
Unfortunate, I would have loved to see them interact more.
Further testing will be done on an individual basis to see if the subjects are truly perfect as I suspect they are. For now, Subject 39 will be placed back into stasis while Subject 37 undergoes further testing.
I am eager to proceed.
