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Summary: Tron supposes his problem has always been that he is too human.
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Tron supposes his problem has always been that he is too human.
Sark had commented on it in the past, before the program's CPU was taken over by what Sora and his friends call "the Heartless."
When Sora told him, Tron was confused at first. Computer programs are only data, after all, and data is not a physical thing. So how could a non-physical, data-based entity such as Sark even have a heart in the first place, much less lose it?
It takes Tron a while to understand. Users are complex and illogical beings, and he can't always follow Sora's thought processes as closely as he'd like. Sora tries to explain to him, as do Donald and Goofy, but even so he is still sometimes alarmed by how…how silly the three can be, if given the right incentive.
By the time they defeat the MCP, after what seems like hundreds of data cycles to Tron, he decides that he has a better grasp of how Sora's mind works. He doesn't know if other Users would say the same, but when Sora tells him that even programs have hearts, he believes him.
His arms slide and lock around Sora's shoulders; the boy is tense, hesitant, making a noise somewhere between teenager's protest and hero's humility. Tron finds himself laughing, finds himself joking, and the Keybearer smiles and jokes back.
So maybe it isn't such a problem, his being too human. Maybe, as the Users say, it's just what the doctor ordered.
