Dr. Phillips was a renowned biochemist who dedicated her life to biotoys and Hasbio Corporation. Her innovations furtherd artificial intelligence, android technology, entertainment, and countless advancements to medicine and science through the use of nanotechnology.
but in her old age, she had neglected to notice her beloved fluffy companion, Plum Pudding, had developed a most sinister case of Smarty Syndrome. Plum was more than just a smarty, she was intelligent. Plum had seized control of the androids tasked with maintaining Dr. Phillips’s health and changed their voice recognition to only obey Plum Pudding’s commands.
after repeated escape attempts, Dr. Phillips now finds herself mostly paralyzed by the very chemicals she engineered to heal people, and she was the prisoner of the creature she loved the most. Plum Pudding’s rudimentary understanding of how to use the technology at her hoof-tips means that Plum Pudding had complete control of the androids, the artificial intelligence programs, the automated environment controls, the resource recycling and delivery systems… everything waiting at Plum Pudding’s whim.
The attendant human nurses murdered, and no one going in or out of the reclusive Doctor’s penthouse suite means that Plum Pudding could keep her beloved mummmah alive indefinitely and with no human hand to intervene.
I wonder how long it would take for Stockholm Syndrome to kick in. Because I’m sure that would become a factor at some point or another, just based on human psychology and neurobiology.
im imagining a band of human survivors navigating a zombie fluffpocaylpse hoping to find the one scientist who could cure it… and shes gone insane singing the mummah song to a megalomaniacal fluffy pony who is going Red Queen on their asses.
if a fluffy is smart enough to do all this, and was raised by such a smart woman, it may intend to keep itself immortal through the own robots she uses to keep her mama alive.
Now this is hell, can’t live, can’t die. The think keeping you alive against your will has only a basic understanding of what it’s actually doing and is going along with your programming.
