Izzy grins, a small smile escaping her mouth at the suggestion. "Simple, but it could, potentially be effective." She teases the other woman with a bit of a wink. Technically she might be right, though, despite the joking nature of her comment. The problem with that, though, is that one would need to know a way to find those with extra-abilities to get them all together.
And even then...the question is where they would go from there? The real answers that they need seem so illusive, still. Izzy can't help but want to know how the computer clones them, if it's real, and the information that the Computer keeps hidden from them to keep them under control. That, to her, seems very much like an important thing while they're stuck here. It's one of the few ways to get answers. Even then, though, Izzy's not sure if it's possible or what the outcome would be.
"Then he's an exception to that rule, but it doesn't make him any better...just impressing his personal prejudices on his people." Izzy says, without hesitation. She can think of others who have done the same. Unfortunately, it's not uncommon for people in power. She's seen some Clave members do the same. Izzy likes Morgana, though, so maybe her vision of things is colored. She isn't particularly worried about that, though.
As her friend starts to light up, telling her in an almost excited tone about Gaius, Izzy can't help but smile back, just as easily as before, following it up, shortly thereafter, with a roll of her eyes. "Of course he did." Izzy's tone grows dry, showing just exactly what she thinks of that. "Because god forbid a woman manage to help someone from your time period and it not just be common sense, or knowing a little something about medical treatment."
Fortunately, for the petite shadowhunter loses the dry sarcasm relatively quickly at the way that Morgana trips over her question, amusement pulling at her mouth. "Yes, it's what I mean, and yes I cut them open. Gaius sounds like the early version of what I do now, though. We can do a lot more now than we could in your time because science has advanced so much."
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And even then...the question is where they would go from there? The real answers that they need seem so illusive, still. Izzy can't help but want to know how the computer clones them, if it's real, and the information that the Computer keeps hidden from them to keep them under control. That, to her, seems very much like an important thing while they're stuck here. It's one of the few ways to get answers. Even then, though, Izzy's not sure if it's possible or what the outcome would be.
"Then he's an exception to that rule, but it doesn't make him any better...just impressing his personal prejudices on his people." Izzy says, without hesitation. She can think of others who have done the same. Unfortunately, it's not uncommon for people in power. She's seen some Clave members do the same. Izzy likes Morgana, though, so maybe her vision of things is colored. She isn't particularly worried about that, though.
As her friend starts to light up, telling her in an almost excited tone about Gaius, Izzy can't help but smile back, just as easily as before, following it up, shortly thereafter, with a roll of her eyes. "Of course he did." Izzy's tone grows dry, showing just exactly what she thinks of that. "Because god forbid a woman manage to help someone from your time period and it not just be common sense, or knowing a little something about medical treatment."
Fortunately, for the petite shadowhunter loses the dry sarcasm relatively quickly at the way that Morgana trips over her question, amusement pulling at her mouth. "Yes, it's what I mean, and yes I cut them open. Gaius sounds like the early version of what I do now, though. We can do a lot more now than we could in your time because science has advanced so much."