Keep in mind that Vincent cant remember his past because he doesnt have one. That’s also why he doesn’t love Monad… He’s never met her before.

Later.

Re-l is an imperfect clone of Monad proxy (Made by Daedalus)

Vincent is a perfect clone of Proxy One (Made by Proxy One)

The proxy who assaults Re-l is Proxy One, Not vincent.

The voiceover when vincent crased the bike is Proxy One explaining his motive.

“Mind Games” is proxy one manipulating vincent.

Thought this might help.

Later

This series was bad only because it had wasted POTENTIAL (which is a euphemism for failure) with an utterly empty ending.
Essentially “very pretty” but “ultimately lacking content” failed by inconsistent writing, inconsistent animation, inconsistent quality all round.

The story for a majority of it is slow-paced and a clinical, detached approach to characterisation with no real apparent direction where the series is going: all the clues are there to tell us what its all about but essentially it could have done with less of the sanctimonius, self-aggrandizing, philosophical diatribe faster pacing and more straight forward approach.

If you like philosophical masturbation in cartoon form existentialism vs fatalistic solipsism and the questions about the absolute truth of existence: ‘cogito ergo sum’; but by the end it the series the dialogue decended into pretentious twaddle: it’s like watching an emo with a knife, in the end it commits suicide.

I only paid 130 USD for my LE set,and it was well worth it.

That is, I suspect that it tries too hard to be profound towards the end and fails miserably. I’m sure there’s all sorts of clever references to philosophy and psychology riddled throughout, but I can’t be bothered with it.