"The first two episodes of season two seem to confirm what I’ve been thinking all along, that terminators given enough exposure to humans develop love and other human emotions. Most people made the point that she overrides her original programming without johns help and decides not to kill him, and then some people point out that she was afraid of death and realized they (john and sarah) were in a position to destroy her the moment she made a move. But even if that is true, that she stopped herself from destroying him so they wouldn’t kill her, that still shows human emotion because no terminator was ever afraid of dying even if they were about to fail their mission! Arnold (T101) didn’t beg for its life, Robert Patrick (T1000) didn’t beg for his, Kristana Loken (TX) didn’t beg for its life. And while one can argue she was programmed to do that, keep in mind she is a lower level Terminator than some of the above mentioned so that can’t be true. If TX wasn’t programmed to beg for her life, odds are neither is Cameron. Then we have other evidence abound that not too many bring up. Cameron has an actual ATTITUDE now! Does anyone notice she is ANGRY at Sarah now? I died out laughing when they were in the power plant and Cameron was sweeping the hell out of the floor, and when Sarah asked her did she realize a terminator was in the plant causing havoc, Cameron ignored her twice and when Sarah finally pushed her, Cameron poked her lips out and said angrily, “I’m trying to think!” in the same tone of voice an angry daughter would respond to her mother with (and as sarah said terminators never have to do that so Cameron lied out of anger), then when Sarah helps her with the other terminator, Sarah asks Cameron “Are you alright?” Cameron ignores her again, and walks past her with a “whatever” attitude. Then when Sarah asks Cameron about her cancer in the future, Cameron keeps saying I don’t know, and seems not to care and walks off (again with a human like persona)."

"She said, "I'm thinking about what to do".

Ater the fight with the Terminator, Cameron has a serious *twitch* and finally says in a very robotic way, "I'm ok.".

Where she showed feelings is at the house with Sarah. The first time Sarah asks her about the cancer Cam simply says, "I don't know?". Sarah asks again and Cam says, "I don't know" with an annoyed voice. When Sarah asks, "Am I supposed to just wait? Like a time bomb waiting to go off?" Cam replies with, "I don't know, am I?" then she walks up the stairs and briefly pauses on the stairs. It's a very human interaction.

People are missing out on these subtle things by not watching the show. They rather watch stupid, obvious crap with no subtle character development. More's the sorrow."

"I think what she said was "I'm trying to figure out what to do!". I don't think that she was talking about the power plant, but was obsessing about John and Riley. Her angry reaction to Sarah indicates she was upset (jealous?). Did anyone else think that after watching the scene? I thought the whole sequence was great."

"I think what she said was "I'm trying to figure out what to do!". I don't think that she was talking about the power plant, but was obsessing about John and Riley. Her angry reaction to Sarah indicates she was upset (jealous?). Did anyone else think that after watching the scene? I thought the whole sequence was great."

"The first two episodes of season two seem to confirm what I’ve been thinking all along, that terminators given enough exposure to humans develop love and other human emotions. Most people made the point that she overrides her original programming without johns help and decides not to kill him, and then some people point out that she was afraid of death and realized they (john and sarah) were in a position to destroy her the moment she made a move. But even if that is true, that she stopped herself from destroying him so they wouldn’t kill her, that still shows human emotion because no terminator was ever afraid of dying even if they were about to fail their mission! Arnold (T101) didn’t beg for its life, Robert Patrick (T1000) didn’t beg for his, Kristana Loken (TX) didn’t beg for its life. And while one can argue she was programmed to do that, keep in mind she is a lower level Terminator than some of the above mentioned so that can’t be true. If TX wasn’t programmed to beg for her life, odds are neither is Cameron. Then we have other evidence abound that not too many bring up. Cameron has an actual ATTITUDE now! Does anyone notice she is ANGRY at Sarah now? I died out laughing when they were in the power plant and Cameron was sweeping the hell out of the floor, and when Sarah asked her did she realize a terminator was in the plant causing havoc, Cameron ignored her twice and when Sarah finally pushed her, Cameron poked her lips out and said angrily, “I’m trying to think!” in the same tone of voice an angry daughter would respond to her mother with (and as sarah said terminators never have to do that so Cameron lied out of anger), then when Sarah helps her with the other terminator, Sarah asks Cameron “Are you alright?” Cameron ignores her again, and walks past her with a “whatever” attitude. Then when Sarah asks Cameron about her cancer in the future, Cameron keeps saying I don’t know, and seems not to care and walks off (again with a human like persona)."

"I think what she said was "I'm trying to figure out what to do!". I don't think that she was talking about the power plant, but was obsessing about John and Riley. Her angry reaction to Sarah indicates she was upset (jealous?). Did anyone else think that after watching the scene? I thought the whole sequence was great."