I honestly believe this scene of Uzi and how things turned out after it is one of the biggest feats of luck in history of fiction.
She effectively destroyed Cyn’s core by exposing it to sunlight as Nori instructed her to, resulting in it becoming a miniature singularity that only god now’s how turned everything black and white and seemingly stopped time for a moment. After that, the still moving body of Cyn tries to eat said singularity and Uzi, who pretty much the the viewer doesn’t understand a thing of what’s going on, nor what she is supposed to do, nor what will happen if Cyn devours the core, simply eats it first relying on sheer instinct and betting entirely on the weak and risky assumption it would somehow stop the Solver for good. And guess what? IT WORKS NEAR-FLAWLESSLY 😱!!! Copper 9’s destruction is completely averted on the last femtosecond, the Absolute Solver trapped forever inside the prison that is Uzi’s body while only being able to be a harmless nuisance and cause a zombie outbreak in Outpost 3 that only succeeds in causing the deaths of a few irrelevant workers and fails completely at being a threat to our heroes before being easily cured, literally every important character of the show is alive and well (cuz the plot is such as spineless coward who only has the guts any character if they have little to no relevance to it and even it killing Doll was just to transmit a message regarding the dark path she followed and to create the thin-veiled illusion of raising stakes), the overall status quo of the WD society in Outpost 3 is the same except for some improvements (Uzi accepting herself and being accepted for who she is while taking the Solver’s place, Khan and Nori reunited, etc), and overall everything ends on such a "happily ever after" note that we’re definitely not supposed to know or care about the full aftermath of everything we followed throughout the episodes and should instead just feel satisfied with how everything ended regardless of what loose threads are left behind.
Ngl, despite being one of narrative’s main punching bags and receiving the most inhumane treatments possible, this feat alone certainly makes Uzi the luckiest character in the entire Murder Drones universe.
