cat-coded sad old men my beloved

The most wounded part of Robby having a little heart to heart with the most wounded part of Jack. 

Alternatively, I truly think that reading ‘The Boy, the Mole, the Fox, and the Horse’ would be a healing experience for Robby (though, potentially, healing in the way debriding an infected wound is healing).

It all started because I thought what if Ghost got a bunch of random tattoos to cover up the marks they left on him? And well, one thing led to another, and this came out of it

yeah, nami definitely knows what she's doing

part one | part two | part three | part four | part five

and I was thinking about the grammatical ambiguity of that it. It would set off the fire suppression systems. What, exactly, is that it referring to?

Very likely, "it" is "shooting something in ART's gym". That's a very common grammatical structure, and I would not be surprised that ART has an automatic fire suppression system.

On the other hand, ART's pronouns are also it. Possibly, ART told Murderbot that if it shot at anything in ART's gym, ART would spray it with fire suppressant.

Now, from Murderbot's perspective, it's not ambiguous, since ART wouldn't have referred to itself as it, it would use I. So did ART say to Murderbot, "if you shoot anything, it will set off the fire suppressants," or did it say, "if you shoot anything, I will set off the fire suppressants"?