[ Ras snorts a laugh at that despite everything. He really does enjoy you, Siri.]
Can you rummage around in my brain. You said I would get impulses from you, does it go both ways.
[ Not that he is worried about what impulses you might get from him, most of them are pretty chill. Though, maybe Siri would be started by the sheer amount of emotional things that rattled around his brain on the regular that he never showed. He raises a brow (higher still, he's gonna lose that soon) when Siri mentioned the eject button.
Like he isn't really sure.]
Probably have an eject button. But do you have an eject button?
[genuine question here, not an insult. don't make your brain sound too enticing, he might not be able to resist.
except he actually could resist, and would, if what ras is worried about is even possible at all. but siri was a person before he was a pirate, and a person who had standards.
some, anyway.]
Don't worry, I can't do that. [he holds up three fingers in some sort of star scout's promise. the question about siri's button earns a surprised laugh.] Why would I need one?
[the laugh becomes a smile, sad around the edges.]
What could you possibly do to me? I'm already dead, Ras.
[ Ras is-- not going to answer that question, because while his brain isn't the most interesting thing in the world, he really doesn't want anyone else knowing who he is than he has to. Which means himself and the Captain.
So Siri just gets a shrug, noncommittal and probably all the more enticing. ]
I don't think you would want to be trapped in someone's head and body without your consent Siri. Sure you might agree to it at first, I just want to make sure that you can get out if you need to get out.
[ Just because you have no corporeal form, doesn't mean you are suddenly without consideration from Ras. The strategist furrows his brows at that, leaning in a little.]
I wouldn't want to do anything to you, Siri, which is why I was asking. I don't want you to feel trapped in some way. None of what you would do makes sense to me, I don't know how it works, but I also want to make sure that you have your fail safes too.
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Date: 2019-11-20 12:18 am (UTC)Can you rummage around in my brain. You said I would get impulses from you, does it go both ways.
[ Not that he is worried about what impulses you might get from him, most of them are pretty chill. Though, maybe Siri would be started by the sheer amount of emotional things that rattled around his brain on the regular that he never showed. He raises a brow (higher still, he's gonna lose that soon) when Siri mentioned the eject button.
Like he isn't really sure.]
Probably have an eject button. But do you have an eject button?
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Date: 2019-11-20 06:50 pm (UTC)[genuine question here, not an insult. don't make your brain sound too enticing, he might not be able to resist.
except he actually could resist, and would, if what ras is worried about is even possible at all. but siri was a person before he was a pirate, and a person who had standards.
some, anyway.]
Don't worry, I can't do that. [he holds up three fingers in some sort of star scout's promise. the question about siri's button earns a surprised laugh.] Why would I need one?
[the laugh becomes a smile, sad around the edges.]
What could you possibly do to me? I'm already dead, Ras.
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Date: 2019-11-20 07:08 pm (UTC)[ Ras is-- not going to answer that question, because while his brain isn't the most interesting thing in the world, he really doesn't want anyone else knowing who he is than he has to. Which means himself and the Captain.
So Siri just gets a shrug, noncommittal and probably all the more enticing. ]
I don't think you would want to be trapped in someone's head and body without your consent Siri. Sure you might agree to it at first, I just want to make sure that you can get out if you need to get out.
[ Just because you have no corporeal form, doesn't mean you are suddenly without consideration from Ras. The strategist furrows his brows at that, leaning in a little.]
I wouldn't want to do anything to you, Siri, which is why I was asking. I don't want you to feel trapped in some way. None of what you would do makes sense to me, I don't know how it works, but I also want to make sure that you have your fail safes too.