Obvious mysterious patient is obvious (page=2208)
Oh, this should shake up the Oz's legal system a bit.
I imagine our Diana doesn't own "X-clone" Diana's body parts for potential transplant because she's an individual that was "quickened" (in Scott-speak), doesn't own any income X-clone-Diana has earned since she "returned" to Oz, but does get control of her accounts back, with a debt claim against anything "X-clone" Diana has spent, but probably not any punitive damages. (It's not "X-clone" Diana's fault that she exists and was used as a spying tool, but she of course she still has human rights)
Doctor Daskalov has an awful bedside manner, (although the conversation is obviously intended for our benefit.)
I hope that Jerome does an exposé that "proves" that because these patients exist, a socialized medicine system would be an "improvement."
Edit: quotes around "returned", because of course she's an unauthorized clone.
Edit: Scott from 2011 about clones:
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... L-5 City common-law has it that if a back-up personality is not "quickened" until after the demise of the original, then the back-up is the same person in terms of property rights.
This matter will be explored at greater length further into the story.