Morgan

A medical professional facing the consequences of her controversial decisions regarding Morgan's upbringing. Kathy embodies regret and vulnerability as she grapples with the enormity of what Morgan represents. Her character arc highlights the emotional weight that comes with responsibility for an artificial life.

The risk management consultant who symbolizes the corporate interests at play and the often cold nature of her profession. As she becomes increasingly involved in Morgan's fate, Lee's determination and resilience are tested. Her conflict reveals deeper questions about the value of life, regardless of its origin.

An experimental artificial life form designed to exhibit human-like emotions in an accelerated timeframe. Morgan's character blurs the line between human and machine, revealing the complexities of her understanding of the world around her. Her journey of self-awareness becomes both tragic and violent as she seeks freedom.

Morgan's behaviorist who represents compassion amidst a clinical environment. Amy’s nurturing instinct and bond with Morgan reflect the potential for connection, highlighting how both figures are deeply impacted by their circumstances. Her character serves to humanize the narrative around artificial life.

A scientist involved in the Morgan project who attempts to rationalize the creation and development of Morgan. His academic approach often clashes with the emotional realities of their situation. Ziegler's character illustrates the dichotomy of intellect versus compassion.