Pirates. Hot doubloons are unpleasant to handle.

incredible. in this new innovation, we're taking the dynamics of heterosexuality (derogatory) and implementing them into heterosexuality

it is a common fact in life that being the first also means being the worst... (please ignore the fact that VOTOMS did that archetype before Zeta so that I can sound smart)

if she keeps getting attacked over and over, she might be more of a raid boss than a factory boss tbh

i think i'm pretty neutral on the topic, honestly. like i was the six previous times

damn, a whole 3.75 mamas per hour. very impressive

can we at least have dinner or see a movie first? a bit too sudden for me otherwise

(it is really unfortunate though, hope you get it back up soon)

literally 1984..............

but Luna, it's new technology! Think of how cutting-edge you'll be! You can tell all the shareholders about how much AI you've integrated into your service framework!

I was under the impression that the historical consensus is that Jacen was one of General Solo's bastards who claimed descent from Leia to legitimize his coup d'etat, and thus a number of histories sponsored by him describe him as the eldest son.

hey thanks, I appreciate the dedication, it means a lot

ah, all my favourite historical characters

I often think about the catharsis of spending your final moments releasing all your energy and showing your truest self in a display that's beautiful and violent despite its ultimate pointlessness towards the greater, uncaring world. it is also cute

damn I can't believe I'm smarter than I thought, tbh I just thought back to the Chad/Dante/Akihiro trio and went "I guess they have last names, oh well"

perhaps the dream of a Post Disaster with a disproportionately high number of Montags lives on......

What if McGillis' ancestor was a Human Debris enfranchised by the Montag company? Acquiring the company for himself would be a certain reclaiming of his heritage. Now the Human Debris cast generally having family names maybe works against this theory, but I think it's fun to think about.

The company's (relative) championing of workers' rights gets me thinking about Roman history, specifically freed slaves, who often took the name of their benefactor (a flood of people named Marcus Aurelius appears after the Edict of Caracalla AKA Marcus Aurelius Antoninus, for instance)