(This is a sad, true story)
Layla Potter was born as Thomas Mann, and grew up to be a roboticist on the Station. He was happy, and wanted nothing more than to build mechs and remove people's brains. But that wasn't to be. The Genetics department was making superpowers, and announced super speed! Thomas Mann wanted it badly, and walked to the genetics lab to get injected. He felt a shiver in his legs and started coughing horribly. It wasn't working! But before he could tell anyone else, the Geneticist injected it to most of the station's residents. After finding it wasn't working, The station yelled at him to make it stop. Thomas Mann got back to work, but a short time later, the Geneticist told everyone that he had a blank slate. Thomas walked to Genetics and waited in line. The Geneticist injected everyone in front of Thomas, but when he injected Thomas, then read the label, he yelled "NO!" and dropped the syringe. You see, The Geneticist had injected Thomas Mann with a syringe that contained the fake DNA of a human female by the name of Layla Potter. As Thomas became Layla, another problem presented itself. He was invisible. She tried to return to work, but the invisibility made it impossible to be safe in the workplace. So, she had a brilliant idea. She took off all of her possesions, and stuffed them into the locker, only wearing men's underwear and shirt. She shaved her head bald, and took off for the bar. There, the Geneticist was resting with the CMO, and Layla pushed the two around. She then sprinted off without a word, spooking the station and confusing everyone. She then went to the geneticist's office and burned all of his papers, and spaced all of his syringes. But, she couldn't take it anymore. Noone saw her, Noone talked to her, she was alone. She then walked to where the Geneticist was, and she snapped her neck right in front of him, leaving him with the guilt of this issue. But even in death, Layla was alone.
(This is the narrative of my POV of last night's round. Slight dramatization. Also is a 'mostly' true story)