A dissociative identity disorder sufferer starts hunting a clandestine agency who, he believes, have artificially created his condition to hide a ruthless assassin within his own mind.

I have thought about that, still juggling with the ending somewhat... as I do think there is a great message in confronting who you really are as opposed to pretending to be someone you are not. Also it could tie into the other element of can people change their natures anyhow, perhaps his fake identity is starting to break down due to this very concept that you can only hold in you true self for so long either confront it or watch as your very own conflicted nature destroys you and everyone around you.

Also thought maybe a merger of the two personas could work as an ending.

Thanks for the clarification. What if the synthesized/artificial persona were to ultimately prevail? Now that might be an interesting twist worth exploring for its dramatic possibilities and thematic ramifications.

fwiw.

Thanks for the clarification. What if the synthesized/artificial persona were to ultimately prevail? Now that might be an interesting twist worth exploring for its dramatic possibilities and thematic ramifications.

fwiw.