Auspex (
primus_seeress) wrote2008-04-30 12:26 am
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Seeing Scourge Again
*the priestess is attempting to study, but she feels restless, somehow. Primus seems to be telling her that she's waiting for someone, or something... but is no more specific than that, no matter how much she questions him.*
*She sighs a bit, setting her work aside for the moment; she's made little progress, anyway. She centers herself on Primus, attempting to reduce this feeling of distraction.*
*She sighs a bit, setting her work aside for the moment; she's made little progress, anyway. She centers herself on Primus, attempting to reduce this feeling of distraction.*
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*Her expression is concerned, surprised, and comical, all at once* Er... I'm somewhat familiar with that universe - they seem to have given you a rather confusing glimpse of their society. They're not all female, though many of their key figures are, for what reason, I'm not sure.
Technically, the counterparts are the same person, but there are enough foreign factors to change your impressions of them. Gender programming can make a surprising difference, at times.
*She makes note of the news; it sounds as though Galvatron wished to make herself known to Threnody, and test her strength. But why did she have to involve Scourge in it? She sighs a bit*
*she blinks at the twinge of horror* Ah... generally, fems are not given facial adornments. Call it a tradition. I wouldn't fear that, she is probably built that way.
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"And Scourge..." He shakes his head again in frustration, dragging his fingers over his beard as if to reassure himself it's there. "Why wouldn't she have it? I mean, she's only female, not an entirely different mech."
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*She reflects, for a moment, on what a strange conversation this is, but she patiently explains* I, for instance, am typical of a female Cybertronian build, in my universe. The body frame is lighter and narrower, hands and feet are smaller, limbs more streamlined, facial structure more tapered, less seamed or adorned. The general asthetic is different; it may, perhaps, be Quintesson in origin, but it is more tradition now, than anything. Some universes have different reasons for the tradition, and some adhere to it less than others.
Given these traditions, it is reasonable to assume that the opposite gender-programming would be accompanied by the opposite gender-build. Yes, it is... odd for a parallel dimension to be so contrary, but the multiverse is filled with many odd things. Don't fear it; there is no harm in it.
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This is almost making his head hurt, but it's distracting him from his fear.
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Hrm. In the world of the small, the average size leads?
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But tell me, how have you been faring? Before you were unexpectedly dropped into the Nexus, that is..
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*her voice drops a bit, almost hesitant* How is your bond? Has the spark-pain lessened, I hope? *she seems as though she wants to say more, but she pauses to let him answer*
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*Her optics brighten a bit, though she shakes her head lightly* No. It's enough to see you, and see that you are recovering, and that you haven't lost hope. Don't ever lose that -- I've been praying for your healing, and I will continue to do so.
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I think he is willing to support you, emotionally, but I know it hurts your pride, both of you... *she shakes her head* But you need someone with you, when you remember - it will keep you from turning too far inward. *she frowns thoughtfully*
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