Dialogue's bretty bad. Main anomaly sounds like an adult femoid using a "loli" voice with her vernacular going everywhere and breaking immersion.
RPC-266 shows intelligence comparable to that of a human child, showing very limited emotional development. This is assumed to be caused by RPC-266's lack of any social development throughout their lifespan, as they have never been outside of a contained environment, in Authority custody or otherwise.
yet.
RPC-266: Yes, it was. You're very observant, doctor.
RPC-266: You're not very professional for a doctor, are you?
Researcher was worse.
With the addition of there being no addendum or sentence in the beginning explicitly saying what language they were utilizing for the interview.
Also, the researcher doesn't even sound like a child psychologist. He keeps meandering the entire conversation
At no point did I feel as if he was actually leading or prompting the anomaly into pertinent questions.
Little quirky comments like
Dr. Richster: Yes, what of it?
Dr. Richster: I'm here to interview you, yes.
Are highly unnecessary and don't lead or weave into anything which would give us answers on the anomaly's experience, methods of production by the KK, other anomalous individuals she was stationed with, etc.
It feels like her confession of abuse at the end was purely accidental.
Because.
Dr. Richster: It's a notable possibility that you will combust if met with an extreme emotional reaction.
RPC-266: So like those people that kicked me out of the other place.
In this narrative sequence, RPC-266 is still leading the conversation. Her opening up seemed almost arbitrary, sort of extremely specific to the story needing a conclusion in the latter log rather than this conversation arriving here naturally.