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There is no ambiguity: "Linda still wore his jacket; she waved, as he passed. But the third figure, close behind her, arm across her shoulders, was himself."
by armitron 8y ago
There is no ambiguity:
"Linda still wore his jacket; she waved, as he passed. But the third figure, close behind her, arm across her shoulders, was himself."
It's hinted (in the next two books) that the construct merged with the AI and is part of the Loa phenomenon.
- feral 8y agoYeah; but I thought that was Dixie in Case's 'body', presumably so Linda thought it was Case. I.e. Dixie steals his identity in Neuromancer's virtual world. That wouldn't preclude the merge; if anything the merge precludes the construct being deleted. Maybe not.