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Despite being prepared, the experiences that Henriette went through during the Collapse and the Dark Age were quite harrowing. Not only in losing her fellow co-founders but also reluctantly trying to save her daughter from the brink of death by uploading her conscience to an exo frame. For a time, she harbored guilt and sorrow for forcing her daughter to be reborn as an exo rather than allowing her a dignified human death. Despite that, she bonded with her daughter, even sharing some personal moments together. | Despite being prepared, the experiences that Henriette went through during the Collapse and the Dark Age were quite harrowing. Not only in losing her fellow co-founders but also reluctantly trying to save her daughter from the brink of death by uploading her conscience to an exo frame. For a time, she harbored guilt and sorrow for forcing her daughter to be reborn as an exo rather than allowing her a dignified human death. Despite that, she bonded with her daughter, even sharing some personal moments together. | ||
Even as an Exo, Henriette loved her daughter more than anything, and she wasn't willing to let the Risen Warlords take her. That love even extended to writing a letter in her journal to Ada, admitting how lucky she was to love her daughter twice. | |||