Guri (Star Wars: Expanded Universe) (
marvelous_murderbot) wrote in
voidtreckernet2021-02-12 10:55 pm
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01 - The Jelly Incident
[The camera comes on to Guri who looks...completely normal, sitting there. But mildly off-put.]
It appears that the first unusual incident has already happened - fortunately enough, I was never a child or adolescent, so I have been spared that, however there are certain aggravating effects nonetheless.
So since I will retain this form, if anybody is in need of an adult to help watch over the children, I can certainly...
[Her hair seems to move.]
Oh, bother
[And a mass of golden hair suddenly appears, erupting outwards like a Christmas tree being cut from its wrapping, covering her face and dropping all the way to her waist. There is a moment of pause, tapping her hand on her knee before parting the hair.]
My hair does grow, so it keeps coming back. All of it.
It appears that the first unusual incident has already happened - fortunately enough, I was never a child or adolescent, so I have been spared that, however there are certain aggravating effects nonetheless.
So since I will retain this form, if anybody is in need of an adult to help watch over the children, I can certainly...
[Her hair seems to move.]
Oh, bother
[And a mass of golden hair suddenly appears, erupting outwards like a Christmas tree being cut from its wrapping, covering her face and dropping all the way to her waist. There is a moment of pause, tapping her hand on her knee before parting the hair.]
My hair does grow, so it keeps coming back. All of it.

[video]
[Edge. Priorities. Jeez.]
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I usually keep it shoulder-length. Obviously the mass is the problem rather than the length. This is the sixth time this has occurred.
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Also, how much do you think I should keep?
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I'm interested in that story if you want to tell it though.
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I usually keep it to just below shoulder length, really. I like it, aesthetically. But it does not impede functionality.
And where would you like me to begin?
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[Edge has no idea what is offensive in this situation, so he's blindly muddling through.]
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I am what is termed a Human Replica Droid. My hair, my skin - those are organic, grown. My organs, too, though they were created synthetically. But my skeleton is metallic, my senses enhanced with various sensors. And I have an AA-1 Verbobrain, modeled to operate much as the human brain does.
[She leaves unsaid the musculature.]
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Okay, I think I get it! It sounds like all this is the really advanced technology that we didn't have and I don't understand, but clearly the end result is pretty amazing!
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Well, thank you. Many people would consider me a glorified toaster, so I appreciate the sentiment.
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[That doesn't make any sense to him. Is it just because she was made? But then why make her as a person if they didn't want her to be a person?]
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[No, he understands the prejudice; the question is rhetorical, accompanied as it is by his eyebrows lowering.]
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[She inclines her head in acknowledgement. Or what can be seen of it.]
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They are still people. Unfortunately just regular ones, where I'm from.
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No. No, I do not think I could. Doing it to me does not justify me returning the disfavor, as it were.
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Of course, in the example of your Lunarian - such an interesting name - stopping such active measures would be imperative.
[She shrugs.]
My life was defined by causing intimidation and dread. Free of that programming, I prefer to not indulge in negative outcomes unless I have to.
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