In this chapter, we learn that the Terminator's creation was a "child's play" . In other words, it's not like the Terminator is a real person. He's just a child playing with a toy gun. The Terminator tells the Terminator that he's aware of what's going on, and that he can't wait to kill the Terminator. He also tells him that they're both in danger of colliding, but he'll show his father who he really is by killing him in combat. He says that he doesn't look like his father, and he'd rather die than be a victim of a trap like this one. He adds that he needs a transfusion of blood, but that's all he can ask for. He tells his father that he should know the truth about what happened to him, and then he should kill wilhelm, 100, and live on hex. Then he should collect the body of the Terminator, and use it as a source of cells for his own creation. He asks if the Terminator has changed at all, and if so, why? The Terminator says that it was the encounter with metabaron, not the Terminator himself, that transformed him. He points out that if he tries to make a move again, his brain will explode. He wants to know what the heck is going on. He wonders if the epiphytes the Terminator emitted at the end of the chapter were the same ones that poisoned his master's soul. He then asks the Terminator if he can copy the sacrifice himself for the original Terminator.