I know everyone wants to see boy kavalier die but I want him to be okay. he’s cute.
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I know everyone wants to see boy kavalier die but I want him to be okay. he’s cute.

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Said this on one of the discord servers, but (post watching The Odyssey and Eumaeus reminding me of Kirsh), I think that Kirsh would serve with a fuckass little hoop earring.
Genuine question: why did kavalier deliberately make kirsh look so obviously synthetic? if he's newer than atom, why not make him just as indistinguishable from a human? was it perhaps a deliberate way of imposing limitations on his own synthetics?
I appreciate Alien Earth and its use of alternative rock.
Here's what I don't get. Morrow is loyal to Weyland Yutani to a fault. He was the foster son of the previous CEO. And yet, they didn't protect his daughter. Like, he was going on a long term dangerous expedition, and they didn't make sure his kid was protected. She died in a fire.
Who dropped the ball there?
And why isn't anyone else questioning the fact that the daughter of a very loyal employee died on their watch?

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the grip they have on me is terminal. they're gonna kill me soon and you guys don't even care.
I've gotta say, when I first heard Kirsh's "used to be food" line, my immediate thought was "oh, cool. human-eating robots." and I'm still lowkey holding out hope.