Re: It pains me to say this (naaah)
Bollocks it was. Pay attention. He was last seen hesitating over the delete button. And his inhibitor isn't switched on. Don't know why they needed both but it's there before you
Whether he hit the delete button or not should be irrelevant since the Cybermen have never required their converts to agree to conversion and have always turned the inhibitor on.
In the past the inhibitor though was built into the Cyberman head directly attached to the human brain - this is the first time that I've ever seen controls for turning it on or off being attached to the front of the Cyberman. Why would the Cybermen want to make such controls accessible since an enemy could conceivably use those controls to turn the Cyberman's emotions on again ?
As others have mentioned other people converted have been able to rebel against the Cybermen but in those cases they did it despite the inhibitor operating.
So no I don't think it was really explained why his inhibitor was turned off.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
