He has plotted both her destruction and seduction, and also green-lighted some of Flux's industrial espionage against his own forces. Both Bregna and Monica are twisted Cybertowns where weird, technological prosthetics are de rigeur and even the menus have hidden agendas. The videotape itself is isolated glimpses of intrigue. In one segment Flux attempts to help a naive, crippled insurgent named Sybil whose disability becomes Goodchild's fetish. In another, Flux permits herself to be cloned by Goodchild.
Assassination appears to be the goal, but perhaps the plan is to fulfill supressed desires.
The rest of the stories are as vague and varied. She's terribly interesting, and in this competitive world of carnival freaks, that's like being a millionaire. Chung's world surveys technology and psychology in ways both innovative and alienating. To see both the short clips and the long episodes of Aeon Flux in one long draught doesn't make the workings of this world any clearer, but it seems to, and that is somewhat satisfying. Wherever the bleeding edge is, Aeon Flux is on it.