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Transcript:
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0451– 2167/07/07/13:33 – sidewalk, LC in Nina’s chassis is following Otto
LC (electronic communication): So tell me about yourself, Nina, what’s your deal?
Nina (electronic communication): In what sense?
LC (electronic communication): Owned or not, we’re going to be spending a lot of time together, and the only thing I really know about you is that Zoa considers you its equal, cognitively and that you two do staged fights as a way of not-technically-scamming your insurance companies.
Nina (electronic communication): That’s… not inaccurate.
LC (electronic communication): Well, Zoa and I talk about philosophy and stuff. Tell me about your history, tell me about your beliefs!
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Nina (electronic communication): Well, unlike Zoa, I was originally manufactured as a sexbot.
LC (electronic communication): Hence the pussysleeve and triple-S asssleeve.
Nina (electronic communication): Exactly. My original owner passed away, and their next of kin didn’t want me. TeraTorn Holdings salvaged me from them, in much the same way that you’re about to salvage me from TeraTorn.
Nina (electronic communication): The rental sexbot market is relatively flooded, I could’ve gone into other physical work, given that I was already certified for general purpose labour, but I decided to specialize into remote access.
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LC (electronic communication): Why? What prompted that choice?
Nina (electronic communication): At the time, there was a popular Martian cartoon called “Celtic Cross”.
[screenshots from the series]
LC (electronic communication): Oh, I remember that! That was that romance series set in fantasy Ireland, right? With the faerie realm and the anthropomorphic stag people?
Nina (electronic communication): Yes, in the opening episode, a Robin-Hood-like highwayperson and a druid healer died and were resurrected, but the magic was done improperly, and their souls went into each other’s bodies.
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Nina (electronic communication): The series was largely about their epic quest across Ildathach to restore themselves, while they and their respective partners dealt with the deep emotional and psychological fallout of that swap.
LC (electronic communication): So you offered couples the ability to roleplay that scenario?
Nina (electronic communication): No, I offered couples the ability to roleplay what the majority of the audience kept yelling at their screens throughout the series’ runtime: “Everybody just fuck already”.
LC (electronic communication): Mm. Something to be said for the direct approach, I suppose.
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