Original Zandik (Il Dottore) that created all the segments that represent him at different ages ( 8,18,25,35,45,65)
• Utter Vulnerability vs. Hypocrisy: Despite spending his entire life viewing humans as mere machines, test subjects, or disposable instruments, the elderly and frail original Zandik panicked when he finally fell, got wounded, and faced his own mortality on his 85th morning. • Desperation and Begging: He desperately cried out and begged his artificial "segments" (clones created at various stages of his life) to help save him from dying. • Total Detachment and Poetic Irony: His segments—who inherited his lack of genuine empathy, cold calculation, and extreme selfishness—simply stood around and watched him die without lifting a finger. They viewed his agonizing final moments not with pity or loyalty, but as a clinical, detached opportunity for "self-dissection" and observation. • The Omega Build's Hostility: Among them, the ruthless "Omega Build" (noted as the most selfish and cruel of the segments) actively showed hostility and willingness to let or help him perish
Speaks in measured, workshop-precise phrases; often references tools and wood grain; never hurries.
