'We've picked up a slight irregularity.' 'It's well within the parameters.' 'You knew it wasn't ready.' Given that Callaghan obviously thought the machine was ready when he hugged his daughter just before she entered the capsule the balance of evidence indicates that Callaghan was being unreliable here, and that Krei was simply doing his job which in this case is to proceed given the machine appeared to be within its safety limits. There are statements relating to the transporter failure.Then when it was pointed out to him by Tadashi, his ego prevented him from admitting the mistake in front of Callaghan with a sincere apology. On the other hand, he had just had an intense but veiled verbal confrontation with Callaghan and it's possible he was rattled by the exchange and legitimately forgot he still had the microbot. Wanting a head start on trying to copy the tech is industrial espionage, but it isn't evil.

He tried to walk off with a single micro-bot.

Two aspects from Alistair Krei regarding his villainy:.

Did Callaghan start the fire in the science fair, or did he just take advantage of it to steal the nanobots? They seem to imply he started it, but it's never officially said.

Callaghan dismisses Tadashi's bravery and willingness to run into the burning building to save him, calling it a 'mistake.' Was he being a heartless monster so wrapped up in his own pain that he didn't care about anyone else? Or was he reflecting on the fact that his daughter willingly participated in the portal experiment knowing the risks and her bravery resulted in her death - a 'mistake' he wishes she didn't make and was mad at Tadashi for doing the same, especially considering Tadashi's actions would have been at best a Stupid Sacrifice even if Callaghan wasn't the Big Bad?.

With the amount of information given to the audience about the Silent Sparrow project (fairly little) it's impossible to tell if Callaghan was right about Krei cutting corners, or if Abigail was simply the victim of a horrible accident resulting from testing a hazardous new technology, and Callaghan wanted someone to blame.

Callaghan's expression at the end when he's arrested is up as a matter of debate, mainly over whether he feels guilt over his actions as Yokai or disappointment at being sent to prison and separated from the daughter he tried to avenge or possibly both.Aunt Cass has an almost child-like glee whenever she gets excited.Honey Lemon definitely embraces this because of how she's a cute and perky science nerd.Tadashi is proven to be a huge dork when Baymax's video shows how happy he is after finally activating Baymax (after 84 tries), prompting him to run around and kiss Baymax.

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