Kichi, NO!

He's ain't keeping the thing.

He ain't.

He's just taking care of it til he can get to town and sell it.

That's all.

'sides, what's he gonna do with a dog?

Or, Arthur gets a puppy aka Origin story for Copper

I really needed to hear this. I had never thought of it this way. This literally never occurred to me, I’ve just spent my whole adult life thinking I was underqualified for everything. Thinking I’m not good enough for anything because the “minimum requirements” are so high.

The reason they couldn’t afford you is that if you meet 100% of the requirements, you’re ready for the next position up.

Career strategy 101: The most valuable employees are always learning. Every company wants employees who won’t stagnate, i.e. sit in one role doing the same thing ever year and continue getting annual raises. A company wants to hire you for one thing at one salary, and then move you up through higher positions over the years, i.e. they keep getting new benefits for the additional money they’re spending on you.

A good company will offer you development opportunities, either within your role or in addition to it. So when the company interviews you, they want to see that you can learn what they need, and you want to see that they can teach you new skills. Companies know that the best applicants are interviewing them in return and that if they don’t offer development, they will lose those applicants to better jobs.

Companies structure positions this way intentionally and they assume you know it.

Reads next passage: *disgusted* Damn.... I wrote that???

I’m gonna assume writers know whether or not their own works are ai because they either write them themselves or have ai write for them.

but as for readers (or writers who read other writers’ works), no, you can’t tell unless the writer themself says their works are ai generated. anything else is witch hunt, speculations and possibly wrongful accusations — all of which harm the writing community as much as ai does, if not more.

so if at any point you think an untagged work is ai and if that bothers you, quietly click away. but you can never know for sure based on vibes. because everything ai writes, a human writer does. that’s what ai was trained on and what it was trained to mimic.

every “ai telltale” is something humans write before, otherwise ai wouldn’t have been able to mimic it in the first place. because it needs human-made works to mimic on.

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The man popped up, like a weasel coming out of the ground. “Name's Myers, Jim Myers, if you will,” He thrust a hand out towards Hosea.

“Found him in some trouble, over at Lonesome Ridge,” Dutch added in, coming up alongside the man. “Cut a deal with the law there; thought his talents might come in use. This here is my good friend Hosea Matthews, and my dear boy, Arthur Morgan.”

Myers seemed to beam at that. “I have heard so much about you boys, truly I have. Feels like we've known each other for an entire lifetime, even though we just met. I cannot demonstrate how gracious and lucky I am that you fellows are going to be assisting me in my endeavors.”

Arthur stilled, fingers digging into the deer slung over his shoulder. “We are?”

~~~~~~~~~

Never thought he'd be running with the O'Driscolls. But weren't like he had much a choice. After all, a lone wolf never did last long on its own.

Framed as a traitor for a betrayal he did not commit, Arthur finds himself cast out from the gang. Struggling to survive on his own, he sees no other choice but to run with those he once considered an enemy. But Colm ain't Dutch and Arthur will need to keep his wits about him if he wants to survive.

Don't make things any easier that Dutch and them are still around. And when things come push to shove, Arthur finds himself having to make some difficult decisions.

In comic, Red Robin and Red hood stand on top of a ledge, looking down to the villain who has screeched to a halt. The villain runs away, only to screech to another halt when he runs into Nightwing, who waves casually from his perch atop the word “Blue”.

The villain runs away from Signal next, speeding down until he runs into Robin. Robin points at him witha knife/dagger the length of his arm. The villain throws his arms up into the air, surrendering.