[member="Jared Ovmar"]
Ohno.
Ohnoohnoohnoohno.
Oh gosh oh on oh no.
She was trapped. Trapped! Trapped in... trapped in the room.
With dawning horror, Fable gaped at the room around her - identical in every way to the one she'd spent her entire life in up until a couple weeks ago. Identical to the many other cells just like this where countless numbers of her had died for the crime of being bad copies. She couldn't be in here! She'd lived! SHE WAS ALIVE AND COULD NOT BE IN THIS ROOM. This was C-B65's room, this wasn't her room, but who WAS C-B65, really? She'd looked just like her, she'd talked just liked her, and thought just like her and what if she was actually C-B65 and this room was all she'd ever know because she was just a stupid, unwanted girl with a stupid, broken brain and any minute now that stupid brain would form a clot and send her tumbling to the floor in a heap and her eyes would roll back and she'd twitch and drool and everyone would see as she died, see as her body failed and emptied herself, a final indignation for the universe to look down and laugh and say 'Here lies a stupid girl, nobody noticed'. And then they'd take her to the room with the red door and her body would be gone, a stupid pile of ash that nobody cares about, the literal embodiment of garbage or dust to be brushed away as an afterthought.
SHE. COULD NOT. BE HERE.
Heart racing palms sweating eyes bugging out of her head. Her blood was pounding in her ears pounding in her chest pounding pounding pounding and any minute there would be a little pinch and that was the failure surprise C-A5 you weren't the working clone after all isn't that a LARK? Please turn in that fancy name and your fancy room and report for recycling your sisters are all waiting to show them how stupid you were for thinking yourself viable what a joke hahah we're all laughing why aren't you laughing the universe doesn't want you ms Merrill doesn't want you please get out get out getoutgetout get out get out get out get out GET OUT!
With a primal, gutteral shriek more befitting a wounded animal than a wisp of a girl, Fable threw herself at the metal door with enough force to fracture one of her wrists and break her nose upon impact. She hardly noticed - and for that matter, neither did the door. It remained impassive, albeit bloodstained. It was, after all, designed to keep her in. That's why it was there.
out out out OUT OUT GET OUT GET OUT GET OUT! GET! OUT!
Somewhere in the back of the girl's feral mind remained enough intelligence to recognize a tool - not much more than that, mind you, but enough for that much. Much like her gene 'donor', C-A5 had an anger issue. Unlike her donor - who had refined her temper into an almighty, tactical nuke in her arsenal allowing her to blow open starships and demolish ancient beasts with her bare hands - Fable's was unfocused. Primal and primordial. That she knew a lightsaber was amazing enough, that she could pick it up without hurting herself was simply going above and beyond.
Fable scooped up her still-burning saber and stabbed it through the door, exerting every ounce of desperate strength her muscles and frame could muster. That didn't do much to free her, though, so she withdrew it and began relentlessly slashing and hacking at the metal obstruction with wild abandon, splattering sparks and bits of detritus metal across the room (and herself) as she attacked the door in the fashion a rancor attacks it's prey.