Bran Stark (
summerschild) wrote in
driftfleet2015-08-22 05:00 pm
♖ 002.
Who: Bran Stark and YOU
Broadcast: Fleet-wide
Action: SS First Breath
When: Saturday afternoon
[For the first couple of months he was in the Fleet, Bran paid little regard to his actual assigned position on the First Breath. After all, being bound to his bed didn't give him much opportunity to do much maintenance. But now that he's mostly mobile, he's been almost enjoying the task. It gives him a purpose, keeps his mind off of the dark things. It's good, almost.
And he actually really likes these little robots.]
I understand how these work, and that it's "electricity", and "circuits"... but are they actually alive? They can respond to their names, and understand what I tell them to do, like wolves or crows. But they don't have minds. How is this possible?
[The augment gave him the ability to understand their physical workings, but the concept of artificial intelligence is still completely lost on him.
There's a small scuttling noise from across the bridge, and Bran turns to look at it. One of the tiny robots has bumped into a chair, and seems intent that it needs to move the heavy item.]
Shaggydog, stop that!
[Odd name for a robot.]
Broadcast: Fleet-wide
Action: SS First Breath
When: Saturday afternoon
[For the first couple of months he was in the Fleet, Bran paid little regard to his actual assigned position on the First Breath. After all, being bound to his bed didn't give him much opportunity to do much maintenance. But now that he's mostly mobile, he's been almost enjoying the task. It gives him a purpose, keeps his mind off of the dark things. It's good, almost.
And he actually really likes these little robots.]
I understand how these work, and that it's "electricity", and "circuits"... but are they actually alive? They can respond to their names, and understand what I tell them to do, like wolves or crows. But they don't have minds. How is this possible?
[The augment gave him the ability to understand their physical workings, but the concept of artificial intelligence is still completely lost on him.
There's a small scuttling noise from across the bridge, and Bran turns to look at it. One of the tiny robots has bumped into a chair, and seems intent that it needs to move the heavy item.]
Shaggydog, stop that!
[Odd name for a robot.]

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[ Ah, right, he had a question to begin with ... ]
As for how they understand what you're saying ... I'm not exactly sure how it works, myself -- but there are a few people here who build robots who could probably tell you.
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[He needs to know ALL now okay]
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Toph tried to tell me that Dr. Crusher steals people's blood.
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[ She raises an eyebrow ]
No, she doesn't do anything like that.
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[He mostly believes Allen that it was all a big lie. Mostly.]
Are the Hamadas from your world?
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No, they're from a different place than me. We don't have robots or anything like that where I come from -- we use more, like, messenger birds and stuff.
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Yeah? Are they easy to train? I think mostly we just use pigeons and falcons and stuff like that.
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[Not entirely true, at least not anymore.]
((ooc: i actually meant ravens, not crows akjshd just pretend i said that))
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[Bran loves lore, okay.]
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Have you ever talked to one before?
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... No. Though, I wonder if I could.
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Why would they forget?
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[He suddenly looks solemn.]
... Ino, can you keep something a secret?
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She smiles reassuringly ]
Of course I can. But -- maybe I should come over there?
[ This doesn't seem like something that should be discussed over the network -- for her or for him ]
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[He swallows nervously.]
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I'll see you soon, okay?
[ And she'll shut off the feed to shuttle on over as quickly as she can, before hopping out onto the First Breath to look for Bran ]
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Hello.
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[ She gives him a little grin, and moves to sit down with him ]
So -- which one's that?
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[He holds her up to give a better look. She's roughly the size of a turtle.]
She was my sister Arya's wolf.
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You must miss them, huh ... ?
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