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* Look at the difference in between 1's and 9's eyes. 1 was the first stitchpunk to be created, so his eyes are the least developed (they have exactly six shutters each). 9, however, was the last, and his eyes are the most developed. It symbolizes how 1 is incapable of seeing things with anything but his existing worldview, but 9 is capable of seeing the world through endless approaches and details.
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* The monsters manufactured by the Fabrication Machine get progressively more alien looking as the film goes on. The Cat Beast looks like a giant cat, a very familiar creature. The Winged Beast (according to WordOfGod) is meant to look something like a dragon, a being that is less familiar and unlikely to be seen in real life. The Seamstress, for all intents and purposes, is a mechanical EldritchAbomination that looks nothing like any sort of real life entity.

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* The monsters manufactured by the Fabrication Machine get progressively more alien looking alien-looking as the film goes on. The Cat Beast looks like a giant cat, a very familiar creature. The Winged Beast (according to WordOfGod) is meant to look something like a dragon, a being that is less familiar and unlikely to be seen in real life. The Seamstress, for all intents and purposes, Seamstress is a mechanical EldritchAbomination that looks nothing like any sort of real life real-life entity.



* The general relationship between 7, 3 and 4. The twins appear to be close to 7 with her acting as a maternal figure for them, but the set up of this little group makes sense when you take their numbers into consideration: 3+4=7 after all!
* In the end, you see 1 follow in his own philosophy. In the most tragic of ways. "Sometimes ''One'' must be sacrificed for the good of many."
* The Fabrication Machine's core is a spherical object with a single round eye, was the first intelligent creation the Scientist made, is compatible with the talisman that allows him to fragment his soul to give life to new objects, feels a hollow compulsion to absorb more souls into itself, and was designed as a machine that could easily make anything to suit its or other people's needs. It wouldn't be a stretch to say that it was technically "0", a number known almost exclusively for being a foundation to build upon... or the only thing left when everything else has been removed from the equation.

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* The general relationship between 7, 3 3, and 4. The twins appear to be close to 7 with her acting as a maternal figure for them, but the set up setup of this little group makes sense when you take their numbers into consideration: 3+4=7 after all!
* In the end, you see 1 follow in his own philosophy. In the most tragic of ways. "Sometimes ''One'' must be sacrificed for the good of many."
* The Fabrication Machine's core is a spherical object with a single round eye, was the first intelligent creation the Scientist made, is compatible with the talisman that allows him to fragment his soul to give life to new objects, feels a hollow compulsion to absorb more souls into itself, and was designed as a machine that could easily make anything to suit its or other people's needs. It wouldn't be a stretch to say that it was technically "0", a number is known almost exclusively for being a foundation to build upon... or the only thing left when everything else has been removed from the equation.



** Killing all the microorganisms would make stuff wither a lot slower. In fact, this is how pickling works.

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** Killing all the microorganisms would make stuff wither a lot slower. In fact, this This is how pickling works.



* So, the Fabrication Machine/BRAIN was created and used to make more machines. But why in the world would it have a place to put something that could suck out one's soul? Why would you build a machine with that function--wait. This machine was used ''during a war.'' So, any P.O.W.s or anti-war protesters might...Oh God.

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* So, the Fabrication Machine/BRAIN was created and used to make more machines. But why in the world would it have a place to put something that could suck out one's soul? Why would you build a machine with that function--wait. This machine was used ''during a war.'' So, any P.O.W.s or anti-war protesters might...Oh Oh, God.



** It's also worth noting that the Fabrication Machine and the soul-transferring makeup mask were invented by the same guy. The feature-length film even shows on screen him transferring some of his intellect into the machine. There's an implication that they ran on similar technology, but that the "just a scrape" approach the Scientist used with the Fabrication Machine wasn't enough to impart humanity. Without a moral center and compass, the thing was far more inclined to just go berserk - which it did.

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** It's also worth noting that the Fabrication Machine and the soul-transferring makeup mask were invented by the same guy. The feature-length film even shows on screen on-screen him transferring some of his intellect into the machine. There's an implication that they ran on similar technology, but that the "just a scrape" approach the Scientist used with the Fabrication Machine wasn't enough to impart humanity. Without a moral center and compass, the thing was far more inclined to just go berserk - which it did.
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* The Fabrication Machine's core is a spherical object with a single round eye, was the first intelligent creation the Scientist made, is compatible with the talisman that allows him to fragment his soul to give life to new objects, feels a hollow compulsion to absorb more souls into itself, and was designed as a machine that could easily make anything to suit its or other people's needs. It wouldn't be a stretch to say that it was technically "0", a number known almost exclusively for being a foundation to build upon... or the only thing left when everything else has been removed from the equation.

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