Sometimes a family is a ridiculously talented fighter, a brilliant necromancer who shares her body, a ten thousand year old wisecracking gunslinger, and the soul of the Earth in the body of a three apples tall warcrime.

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Sometimes a family is a ridiculously talented fighter, a brilliant necromancer who shares her body, a ten thousand year old wisecracking gunslinger, and the soul of the Earth in the body of a three apples tall warcrime.

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Nona the Ninth says important things like "even in the cruelest most broken world love can still matter" and "righteous fury is still fury and can be so destructive" and "mass suicide cancelled I forgot there was a dog"
an Angel
i can’t believe that dragon keeps eating people. i’m going to [remembers suicide jokes are bad for my mental health] reform the entire police system.
Here's my image for the @murderbotreversebigbang of Three and Amena being nerds together 🥹
The image is also posted here on AO3.
I was very lucky to work with two writers and a podficcer on this event! I absolutely love what they all came up with, so go check them out!!
Astronomy Lessons by @fandom-space-princess
Star Stuff by @swissfuckingcheesegdi
[Podfic] Star Stuff by @imaginariumgeographica

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things to say when you are not a place of honor
original text by @inkskinned can be found here. I’ve made a comic with it before but wanted to make a mbart version for a while
prequel to the harrowhark collage. we love you gideon nav
If we meet Alecto in person and she is wearing the T-shirt, I am going to be inconsolable T_T T_T T_T
"If this was really what I thought it was, the video clip was a clue. I replayed it into the request field and got no response. I ran a quick list of all the character, ship, and place names from World Hoppers. No response. And no time. Eden, the clip had been directed to Eden, a fake name I'd used for human clients, a name ART had never called me."
-Network Effect by Martha Wells
"'Who is Eden?' 'Someone they left to die,' said God wearily. 'How sharper than the serpent's tooth, et cetera... Harrow, if you bother to remember anything from my ramblings, please remember this: once you turn your back on something, you have no more right to act as though you own it.'"
-Harrow the Ninth by Tamsyn Muir
I've connected two dots! (I didn't connect shit) I've got brainworms and I think it's terminal 😅💀💀
Happy glorious 25th!!🪻⚔️

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69ers but..... their keys
guess what day it is
"The scent rolled over him.
He looked up.
Overhead, a lilac tree was in bloom.
He stared.
Damn! Damn! Damn! Every year he forgot. Well, no. He never forgot. He just put the memories away, like old silverware that you didn't want to tarnish. And every year they came back, sharp and sparkling, and stabbed him in the heart."
"At this time! In this place!" 🪻🥚 Happy Glorious 25th of May to those who celebrate. GNU Terry Pratchett

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Camilla ‘Totally Normal about My Necromancer’ Hect
Slurpsluop SLRRRRREPPPP
One thing I keep coming back to about TMBD is how profoundly anti-cynical it actually is.
Cynicism says: everything is systems, systems are corrupt, therefore individual actions are ultimately meaningless or absorbed.
Murderbot’s world absolutely agrees with the first two parts. The systems are corrupt. Corporations are violent. People get reduced to functions, assets, liabilities.
But it refuses the conclusion. Like yeah I’m a person living in this hell also known as the Corporation Rim and UGH those corporates are total bastards but what am I supposed to do about it anyways—NO. I’ll do something. Anything. Also, no, I don’t operate from a belief that things are fundamentally good, or that institutions will improve, or that justice is inevitable. Those are irrelevant. Instead, my ethics are local, immediate, and situational:
“This person is in danger.”
“I can prevent this harm.”
“If I don’t act, this will get worse.”
And then I act. That’s it. No grand moral architecture required. That’s Murderbot for you.
What makes it anti-cynical is that it never converts systemic awareness into withdrawal. It stays fully aware that the system is broken, while still treating individual moments of care, protection, and intervention as real and meaningful in themselves.
And I think this is where it diverges from a lot of other contemporary “capitalism hell” narratives. In many of them, systemic clarity tends to collapse into paralysis, fragmentation, or withdrawal—an understanding of how totalizing the system is becomes emotionally and narratively disabling.
Murderbot does something different. It holds both truths at once: that the system is overwhelming, and that action within it is still possible and meaningful, even if only locally, even if only temporarily.
And I think that’s why The Murderbot Diaries hits so differently.