[Another pleasing answer. On sheer principle, Naoya didn't appreciate the act of manipulating a person 'for their own good' - it usually just translated to subduing them to better suit another's needs or agenda. (Not that he was against manipulation, mind you, but it was such a waste to subdue a contrary individual.) The turret's curiosity for the truth was something that the programmer wanted to be a part of, if only to watch how events would unfold afterwards.]

You will have my best efforts. [For his part, this was as genuine as he could manage.]

As I was not the technician that performed the operation, there will be a limit to what I can do. However, I believe there may be a way to understand the extent of the damage, and perhaps uncover what can be restored.

Tell me, Vivian, are you familiar with the concept of a soul?