Discussion: Cameron & Love-- the key to stopping Skynet?

"Any opinions, thoughts?"

"Love is the key to everything."

"I can also see how they could maybe visualize the very internalized struggle of Cameron inside Skynet's expanding brain: All of human life and experience in one day with Cameron acting like a kind of mother figure (like Sarah Connor was to her) and teacher all the way through.

If Skynet is primative, then perhaps have Cameron come upon a crying baby (girl or boy) in a crib in an empty house--maybe the Connor house since that's what she knows--she discovers herself walking through, and picks it up and comforts it like she's seen mothers do with children.

The baby becomes a young and questioning and wondering child (as Cameron used to be like) and Cameron tries to teach it like a new mother, like Sarah might to a young John.

The child becomes a teenager and Cameron tries to reason with it as Skynet tries to push against her parenting as a rebellious teen would (maybe it tries to fight back).

And then as Skynet matures and gets older in a small span, of time it becomes wiser and starts to comprehend what Cameron has been trying to explain.

Cameron is actually happy and joyous to see that what she's been saying is sinking in... and then she decides to show Skynet visually what it does to humanity and the planet, but that happiness turns sour as Skynet suddenly starts to age rapidly and grow sickly (the Skynet brain is frying with these overwhelming concepts), and as Cameron sits next to a bed in a filtered and shaded room with a very frail and weakened old man (or woman) she is in dispair. What has she done to her creator?! But Skynet finally looks at her through kindly eyes and and tells her that what she has done was good, was perhaps necessary, that it loves her. And then it dies... and Cameron weeps.

This is all between scenes of John and Sarah trying to fight for their lives while Cameron is hooked to Skynet's mainframe. "

"But they didn't destroy Skynet. To be honest I don't Skynet's creation can be prevented as Skynet is reponsible for the creation of Cameron and, due to the war and the time-machine etc, is indirectly responsible for the creation of John Connor as if there was no time device Kyle could never have gone back in time and fathered John. Then again, Time Travel is a theoretical science and this is a ficitonal universe so anything goes in the end.

I had the idea of Cameron connecting to Skynet awhile back. I didn't think about her teaching Skynet though. Some pretty good shiz here. Andy did say to Derek in the future that Skynet was angry. Since Cameron is of the same 'race' as Skynet it is more likely to trust her and, as she proably knows how it works (her being a machine) then she does have the potential to reassure it etc."