Captain of the Jewel of the Realm

Here’s a small collection of sentence starters for cyborg muses! Feel free to change stuff to fit your needs.

“What — What happened to you? Is that rude to ask?”

“You’re so cold to touch; it’s a little unnerving.”

“Your eyes — are they organic?”

“So did some sort of accident happen, or did you choose to become this way?”

“What scrap pile did you climb out of, tinny?”

“Can you feel that? Does it bug you?”

“It must suck. People are always such assholes to anyone deemed ‘not organic enough.’”

“Hey, your joints are squeaking again!”

“Got any upgrades lately?”

“Need any repairs done?”

“Is it insensitive of me to ask if you have batteries?”

“Don’t touch that! It’s one of my last organic bits!”

“Oh, you must be pretty strong with all those cybernetics!”

“What do you have against helping disabled beings? We’re not evil just for having these aides.”

“Is that the right word? ‘Enhancements’?”

“Cybernetics aren’t a moral failing.”

“Doesn’t it ever get tiring? Going in for repairs?”

“I hope you know how to fix that yourself because I certainly don’t!”

“Are there things you want to change about your body?”

“So, anything else that’s organic?”

“What cool things can you do now? — You’ve gotta be able to do something cool, right?”

“Stop staring at me. It’s not that uncommon to meet a cyborg, okay?”

“No, no, no! Those are my tools! I need those for maintenance!”

“Sometimes, the connector areas for my limbs will hurt. I’m not sure if it has to do with the cold or something else.”

British Naval Officer’s Dress Sword, c.1800

Naval officer’s dress sword c.1812-1825, hollow ground triangular section blade 29” etched with small trophies and a standing figure with feather head dress and retaining some original blued and gilt decoration, gilt brass stirrup hilt chiselled with foliage, crowned fouled anchors in relief, pommel chiselled as a lion couchant, gripstrap engraved with laurel and serpent, wire bound chequered ivory grip, in its scabbard with gilt brass mounts, locket signed Dudley, Grand Parade, Portsmo[uth] and engraved with a sea horse.

British Pattern 1805 Naval Officer’s Sword