Subject: You called?
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Posted on: 2017-04-02 19:45:00 UTC
Aye, Zim was my creation - you are welcome to write him as you see fit, he got basically zero characterization in my work. He's strong enough to move the heavy ordinance around, stable and mature enough to be trusted with the heavy ordinance, and beyond that, he's completely up to you.
Aye, Zim was my creation - you are welcome to write him as you see fit, he got basically zero characterization in my work. He's strong enough to move the heavy ordinance around, stable and mature enough to be trusted with the heavy ordinance, and beyond that, he's completely up to you.
Cool. Thanks, I just needed to know who she reports to. The BFG's are just there "in case of emergency", much like the tanks, artillery shells and clown masks. They'd be gathering dust if Lucy wasn't polishing them regularly.
It's not a Fallout character, but I'd imagine a few suits of T-51b would come in handy.
The character I'm creating is one of the Armoury staff, an ape called Lucy who has a slight fascination with big guns and likes to climb over the armour and hit it with a wrench when she gets stressed. I was asking about the Armoury because I'm not sure if I can make her the head or just a senior agent.
Unless she's actually the Lucy, it might be more interesting to give her a name that sounds like an australopithecine might have it. More interesting, though Lucy could always be a nickname.
You can actually find sentient English-speaking australopithecines in at least one canon - the Engines of Light trilogy by Ken Macleod. So it would be a bit silly to say you couldn't use one.
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