#brontian

It is in my case. Generally once I resign myself to sleeping I can do it anywhere. Like, you know that way people rest in comics in cartoons where they lie on their side, with one elbow on the ground and their head resting in that hand? I’ve done that. On a concrete floor.

Corporal Kastejin’s arms are fascinating. They are not bionic, at least not completely.  As a melee combatant, she requested that as much of her arms as possible could be preserved. She wanted the nerves and muscles, as much as they could be, to be preserved. A vast majority of her arms are sythmuscle or a boosted exoskeleton frame for her organics.

She is not concerned with the aesthetics of her arms.

Many a foolish wannabe smooth talker has draped an arm around Jen and assured her that her arms are beautiful and she shouldn’t be self conscious of them.

Jen is ashamed of her arms because the most shameful thing for a Brontian, even more than a wound on your back is a wound that is self inflicted, as ALL the wounds on her arm are.

pə-LAH-toe

The first O is a shwa, the emphasis is in the middle , and the toe is like the body part. 

You know how in ‘Let’s call the thing off’ they have the two pronunciations for tomato and tomato and then they say potato po-TAH-To even though no one ever says po-TAH-to ever?

My name is pronounced like that.

Pretty sure Boddicker says po-tah-to.

Yeah, she says pisghetti and porvlerone too.

No way am I correcting her.