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Dialogue from the Holdfasts (specifically from Quinn) also indicates that the Orokin outlawed religion, and considered themselves gods to be worshipped.

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after saying that the Seven think of the common man the same way we think of the microbes on our skin - utterly beneath their notice. When even this fails to 'properly' motivate them, the last transmission is of Tuvul - 'hear, if you still can' - informing the colonists that the Seven have washed their hands of the Zariman Project, leaving everyone aboard condemned to their Fate Worse than Death. In the latter recordings, Tuvul will casually note that the air on the ship the colonists are breathing is considered a 'privilege' and, like all privileges, it can be revoked later on he will coldly and cruelly state that the Council will kill everyone related to those on board if that's what it takes to ensure the jump goes forward as planned.

Angels of the Zariman has recorded logs that can be found aboard the Zariman that have Executor Tuvul slide from giving polite - if backhanded - compliments about the colonists' bravery to outright threats against the colonists and their families for their understandable fear and reluctance to make the extremely risky jump to Tau.

In standard Orokin fashion, however, a long-suffering servant girl makes their Body Surf permanent.

During Naberus, Grandmother of the Entrati can tell a folk story of three Orokin who kidnapped, tortured and horrifically deformed a group of Ostrons into pained abominations - stretching and misshaping their limbs, twisting their bodies, flaying their skin, pulling out their entrails, impaling them with glass splinters - just so they could use them as costumes for one night of festivities.

The Tenno were able to understand the pain and agony and rage of the Infested humans used to make the Warframes and calm them through simply being there to help them. Ultimately, the key to controlling them came from something that the Orokin had no ability to do: Basic human empathy.

The Sacrifice shows that the Orokin couldn't control the original Warframes no matter what they did.

Some of this kidnapping is related in the Sands of Inaros quest. Dying Orokin would use a ceremony called Continuity to crush the child's mind with despair, tearing out the original consciousness to wear the youthful bodies as their own. They kidnapped the 'young and exotic' (children) and bartered them like slaves they called 'Yuvan' (Hindi for 'youthful').

The War Within explains how they maintained their immortality and makes them even more repulsive than they were before.

The Kuria poem says that when the Twin Queens were born, their similarity offended the Orokin, and only their father's order saved them from infanticide.

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Naturally, it was their creations breaking free of their control that destroyed them after they murdered Margulis (seemingly the only Orokin that truly cared about them) to more effectively weaponize the Tenno. The Codex entries for Ember Prime and Rhino Prime hint that they experimented on children from a vessel lost in the void to create the Tenno, which is confirmed during The Second Dream.

Should you fail, you and your corpus will pay dearly.' note In this context, 'corpus' apparently means 'family' When Perintol (the narrator) challenges their decision, he is told by Ballas that 'An appeal comes at a price. According to the Detron Crewman's Synthesis entry, they executed scientists who did something they didn't like or even failed to produce results.The Arid Eviscerator Synthesis entry talks about an Orokin Executor openly berating and demeaning the Grineer slaves she ordered to stand and defend her and her assistant from an oncoming wave of infested, only to die to the slaves themselves as they rebelled. Other genetically engineered servants were created for different roles, such as Lorist healers, but they were all horribly mistreated until an Orokin needed their help - and sometimes even that wasn't enough. They created the Grineer as a Slave Race of clones with high physical capability but deliberately stunted intelligence to serve as laborers.Abusive Precursors: The Orokin were vicious tyrants trying to convince their subjects they were living perfection, who saw virtually all life besides themselves as disposible.

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