The emotional repercussions of seeing Sunset Valley in the state that it was now: seeing the cost and effect on the populace of the two nuclear weapons that had devastated Sunset Valley was traumatic - horrifyingly eye-opening. There was no way to rationalize the use of nuclear weapons at all - the cost was too great, however they had been used and total annihilation was the result.
Bebe Hart decided that she was going to experiment with the brain modifier. Evidently she found that was a bad idea and had some reservations about the whole thing. Kinda hard to switch it off though after one hits start. Maybe it might have been better to forego the whole procedure. Too late...
However luckily, the brain modifier did not zap her and she had the opportunity to get to know Jack Keeter a lot better.
Meg and the VADM decided that they would spend some time together. After all they were married.
Phil took some time for himself to enjoy some solitude. In fact after a traumatic time like what they had all been through, they needed to take the time to decompress.
Being the rambunctious party animal, one would think that Jack was the last person to get into robotics. However he decided to start making nanites...the first step in the creation of plumbots, which they decided might be a good idea for security around the perimeter.
Fiona decided that it might be a good idea to start working on science experiments so that they could develop some hardier strains of plants that could be the first step in rebuilding society.
Meg and Tosh (VADM Nakamura) naturally went to the martial arts gym in the bunker to work on their martial arts skills and others joined them.
Originally being in the medical field, Morgana Wolff (now unattached) was now learning robotics as well offering a second mind to the task of creating nanites and eventually plumbot circuitboards.
...and CR-06 was created - probably the most confused plumbot that will ever be created since no skillset chips had been created for her yet.
So she would be existing in a state of confusion for the foreseeable future.
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