![]() D-503 describes I-330 as sharp or cutting, often referring to her as a whip. Often symbolized by the letter 'X', I-330 is a variable: unpredictable and inconstant. I-330 believes in revolution for the sake of revolution in her mind, stability is stagnation. Her real feelings for him are ambiguous he is likely nothing more than a pawn to her. As a rebellion leader, she targets D-503, knowing his access to the INTEGRAL is essential to rebel plans. She breaks OneState laws without hesitation, drinking, smoking, and missing work. ![]() I-330 embodies the anarchic tendencies in human nature. ![]() In the end, D-503 undergoes a procedure that allows him to finally become a perfectly rational machine. His exposure to I-330 opens a world of emotions that D-503 struggles to manage. As the novel progresses, D-503 becomes increasingly unhinged. ![]() ![]() He admires and prizes order and control, relishing the highly regimented life in OneState. His involvement with the rebellion is powered by his budding love for the anarchic I-330. Unlike the main characters in many other works of dystopian fiction, D-503 is neither brave, nor particularly disturbed by the totalitarian society he lives in. An engineer working on the spaceship INTEGRAL, D-503 is the primary protagonist and narrator of We. ![]()
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