Pantsperson
Quesadilla-rights activist.
The first thing Elizabeth ever heard in the morning was the hum of computers. The room was lit by several monitors, some meticulously arranged on desks and some mounted to the walls. They all displayed strings of numbers and commands. A few had diagrams and fewer still were marked with Post-It notes with simple comments such as "OOPSLA presentation" or "Decompile for intern." Elizabeth sat in front of one that displayed a three dimensional model of a robot. Or perhaps, Elizabeth laid on the floor where she had fallen off her chair and passed out would be a more correct phrasing.
When she awoke, she unleashed a groan and nudged away her cat Oranger, who had begun to lick her face. She contemplated her disheveled face in the empty bottle that laid a few feet away, and simply stumbled into the bathroom where she sat in the shower. "I wonder if it'll hurt," she thought "when I die in that robot." Despite her pounding head, she dressed in her best casual outfit and strapped her UN satchel over her shoulder. She was to arrive at a restaurant in an hour, official UN business. She finished her drink as she walked out the door and out onto the street.
She felt the bones in her legs moved as she walked, and contemplated the feeling of piloting the Sentinel. She wondered if it would be fluid, like moving her own body, or if it would feeling like moving thousands of pounds of metal. So lost in her thoughts, Elizabeth tripped over the curb and squealed as her papers littered the pavement. She hurriedly started to gather the documents, smiling at the irony of the situation. "I can't even control my body, how the hell am I supposed to pilot a Sentinel?"
When she awoke, she unleashed a groan and nudged away her cat Oranger, who had begun to lick her face. She contemplated her disheveled face in the empty bottle that laid a few feet away, and simply stumbled into the bathroom where she sat in the shower. "I wonder if it'll hurt," she thought "when I die in that robot." Despite her pounding head, she dressed in her best casual outfit and strapped her UN satchel over her shoulder. She was to arrive at a restaurant in an hour, official UN business. She finished her drink as she walked out the door and out onto the street.
She felt the bones in her legs moved as she walked, and contemplated the feeling of piloting the Sentinel. She wondered if it would be fluid, like moving her own body, or if it would feeling like moving thousands of pounds of metal. So lost in her thoughts, Elizabeth tripped over the curb and squealed as her papers littered the pavement. She hurriedly started to gather the documents, smiling at the irony of the situation. "I can't even control my body, how the hell am I supposed to pilot a Sentinel?"
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