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Free will
Free will noun - The act or power of making one's own choices or decisions.
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Parson Gotti, meanwhile, is from our world and has these strange notions of "free will", "choice", and "not taking sexual advantage of underlings". Egad.
Source: Deliberate Values Dissonance -
Made worse when Maggie, a spellcaster and therefore one of the few units who exercise some amount of free will, mocks him for being reluctant to take advantage of the situation.
Source: Deliberate Values Dissonance - It takes a literal army of him to take on Batman and Robin (who were armed with the less-stable prototype duplicator), and the Dynamic Duo last long enough to take advantage of the device's one flaw: the clones eventually start to exhibit free will.
Source: Mes A Crowd / Western Animation
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