I wonder how that would actually manifest with his shard.
Defining that would go some length about how Taylor's MEoDP really manifests itself, though it is already defined as more Ryougi in nature than Tohno.
Still, Taylor managed to interact with the Lines of Death by collecting and severing them (as was the case with Bakuda), which is different from both Ryougi and Tohno's MEoDPs, as their versions of MEoDP does not allow them to interact with the Lines and Dots beside 'killing' them.
So, perhaps Taylor's MEoDP is more lenient than the other two users of the MEoDP in the interaction department, which means 'Taylor being the avatar of Death' theory, as in Taylor is a means for Death to interact with the world in a new fashion than it could before, makes a tad bit of sense.
Tohno was a case where he got the Eyes but not the full Brain due to his traumatic experiences; Ryougi was a case where her Eyes and Brain were already a part of 「 」, just that it was unlocked due to her experiences.
In that paradigm, Taylor's MEoDP could be a combination of Shard and Death interacting with her at the same time, which
might have allowed her to glimpse 「 」 in the process according to what we have seen so far; that Taylor could interact with the lines between Bakuda and her Bombs (more like the links between her equipment, but both are Tinker Tech, so there is that)
before cutting them seems to point that Taylor is exceptionally good at interacting with the Shards.
So, while her Lines of Death can function like the Tohno and Ryougi, in a sense her true Death Perception
might be connected with her Shard; it would also explain why it took the Lung fight for her to really see how terrifying her Perception could be... and her attitude towards the fight itself being
fun, apparently.
It would also explain why Taylor could fight without the Physical Conditioning that both Tohno (Nanaya) Shiki (Human Husbandry to hunt Demons) and Ryougi Shiki (Human Husbandry to create the Ryougi in Human Form) had; Death is using aspects of the QA Shard to empower Taylor as it sees fit to interact with the Shard Hosts. Also explains why Taylor has little qualm in killing Parahumans (besides her own justifications, that is); it is the result of both the Conflict instinct from the Shard and Death being what it is, Death.
Taylor probably lacks the Murder Instinct of Ryougi and Tohno, though in that department she might be more Tohno than Ryougi; one can draw parallels to how Tohno reacted to Arcueid (turned her into sixteen pieces of meat in an instant) to how Taylor seems to be feeling about killing Parahumans so far. Yeah, Tattletale had
good reason to fear her.
Though, yes, this is just a random, wild theory that just popped in my mind.
@ensou how close was I to the mark?
EDIT:
As a guess for what happened behind the scenes, Taylor might effectively be currently an avatar (Hindu meaning) of the concept of Death.
Forgot to give credit where it is due; this is the inspiration for my theory here.
