The first one that hit was that Rotti's children each represented one aspect of his personality. For me the Fridge Brilliance came in two waves.
They are older than her, it's called 're-marrying'. How can all of Rotti's kids look so much older than Shilo if they should technically be younger? They're cobbled together surgically, that can't be good for one's health-hell, for all we know they had no mother and were just constructed from the ground up. The first time this troper saw the movie, she was shocked at how little pain Amber felt when her face fell the fuck off, but.wait, Zydrate makes one "feel nothing at all," and Amber was asking Grave-Robber for "one more hit" right before the Genetic Opera. Why would Shilo think that Nathan could stop the Repoman? Because despite being seventeen, her sheltered life would easily have kept the usual "my father can do anything" that kids have when they are younger (also he's Giles.). And the effect of her final lines and removing of the eyes that Geneco gave her is her attempt to not just free herself from the 'arrow' of Geneco and the Repo Men, but also trying to warn others away from making the same or similar mistakes. Where the song connects to it is that it is about a bird, Chromaggia, who is attached to an arrow, and by trying to escape from it by flying, hurts not just herself, but a lot of other beings in the process. 
Then it smacked me upside the head: She knows FULL WELL that she is probably the most loved person who works for Geneco, and between her singing for them and the success of the fact that she had an 'organ' replacement done by them, that she most likely lured a lot of people into using Geneco for surgery. I always like Blind Mag's final song and subsequent eye stabbing but I couldn't understand entirely what the song's meaning and her decision had to do with each other.
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