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Post by blazingstar on Dec 5, 2021 5:31:34 GMT
We know curly-red-haired New Person has read all about human bodies in books, but...where did they* learn to make a sexy pose like that?!
I also find it interesting that a blush means all of the new bodies have reddish fluid of some type that acts like blood.
*I'm using gender-neutral terms to refer to all robots/New People until their gender, or lack of one, is canonically confirmed.
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Post by rafk on Dec 5, 2021 5:45:08 GMT
We know curly-red-haired New Person has read all about human bodies in books, but...where did they* learn to make a sexy pose like that?! Some books have PICTURES. Anyway, as with the OP's reference to Number Six, I am getting more and more of a Cylons in the making vibe here. |
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Post by blahzor on Dec 5, 2021 12:38:00 GMT
We know curly-red-haired New Person has read all about human bodies in books, but...where did they* learn to make a sexy pose like that?! I also find it interesting that a blush means all of the new bodies have reddish fluid of some type that acts like blood. *I'm using gender-neutral terms to refer to all robots/New People until their gender, or lack of one, is canonically confirmed. Akb48 book  The blueg might be for the reader or part of a revision bt Kat like getting rid of the skin lines to further blend in |
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Post by heranje on Dec 6, 2021 0:41:24 GMT
My question from last week is answered! Brown Hair used the randomise button and received an appearance within "normal human" parameters, Red Hair carefully crafted their own appearance and picked those fetching pink eyes. I wonder if any of the books they sorted were anime. Also, I would like to claim my rightful cookies for calling that Brownie was the She Gave Us An Ocean robot last friday  |
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Post by pyradonis on Dec 6, 2021 2:04:53 GMT
We know curly-red-haired New Person has read all about human bodies in books, but...where did they* learn to make a sexy pose like that?! Maybe the books they read were peoples' facebook accounts.
Not sure about interpreting her personality as prideful. Maybe? They are probably both kids, in a sense - certainly no mature than Kat and Annie. Teens or younger? Also with a heck of a lot less experience in being human (-ish). I'm not sure how socially adjusted I'd be if I went from inspecting pipes in dark tunnels, basically running a simple program or state machine, to having a shocking experience and being given an ocean and a new body, then turned loose to be a person! Oh, I am pretty sure most other readers don't get this impression. I am not sure where I get it from either. I think it is a combination of their display of superiority towards the Seraph, and those unnatural looking eyes. I know it's hard to tell in a comic, and there was already one panel where they closed their eyes, but my mind just imagines them having their pink eyes opened wide and never blinking, just to creep others out. I don't know. At least half of it must simply be my own brain's fault.
EDIT: I think the third part is recognizing myself in ex-pipebot as in introvert person who feels uncomfortable constantly being talked to, asked questions and made feel dumb with remarks that read between the lines as "\o/ you don't know what a barbershop is", or condescending ones of the "of course you have no idea what looks good, you didn't read books, like me".
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Post by jda on Dec 6, 2021 6:16:46 GMT
Oh,
"Something to do with PIPES"
"It is HARD to remember"
I see where you're going, Brownie.
Smooth.
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Post by Gemminie on Dec 7, 2021 22:40:43 GMT
On their way to Kat's workshop with the CPUs they found, our two android friends show us that one of them knew some things about human bodies and standards of beauty, while the other didn't. The red-haired one apparently minimaxed her appearance parameters, while the other one just hit Random. One would think that the androids would have their own standards of beauty that wouldn't necessarily match those of humans, but panel 4 shows us that human beauty standards do seem to work for androids. Why this would be, I'm not sure. Something Kat hardwired in? Something Diego or his golems hardwired in? Something robots have just picked up over the centuries from humans? She was a library book sorter, while he did something with pipes; I'm betting someone's already guessed that he was this robot. It's possible that the shielding (which seems to have left no memory impressions) followed by She Gave Us an Ocean does quite a number on a robot/android's memory – although on the other hand the red-haired one seems to remember quite a bit. If he was the one in She Gave Us an Ocean, though, perhaps he was an early transfer and she was a later one. Or perhaps something was just not great about his memory chips beforehand. Perhaps a water pipe maintenance robot doesn't need a very sophisticated memory system – or just doesn't do anything that generates a lot of deeply meaningful memories in his day-to-day experience. |
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