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[choosetruth]

"Georgia. Go."

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[procyonmotor]

You dying's a lot different than the people around you dying.

[choosetruth]

[If she was the sort of person who emoted more than she does, she'd probably laugh at that. It's a good thing she doesn't. It would be a broken, horrible sound.]

Yeah, that too.

[procyonmotor]

I know you're a smart girl, Georgia. You didn't need me to tell you all this. And it wouldn't matter anyway- you'll do it 'cause it's in your nature.

But we do what's in our nature too, and we can be a right nasty bunch when we want to be.

[choosetruth]

Some of you can be. Some of us can be too.

[Georgia's certainly capable of being nasty when she chooses it. Nature or not.]

You're using a different dialect than Real Rocket does. Why is that?

[procyonmotor]

Her Majesty thought it sounded more sophisticated.

[choosetruth]

[She raises an eyebrow, looking at where she expects Rocket's face to be. The sunglasses give her some leeway. Unless he's making an effort not to stand where she'd expect him to be--unlikely, since she can't see him either way--it'll look like she's staring at him.]

Really.

[procyonmotor]

[honestly that's the kind of reaction he lives for.]

You that surprised? Her Majesty likes her things a certain way.

[choosetruth]

Then why isn't everyone British over there?

[procyonmotor]

If you think my accent is the most vexing upgrade from my Real, you're bound to be surprised.

[choosetruth]

Oh? What is the most vexing change, then?

I don't know you that well yet. You'll have to enlighten me.

[procyonmotor]

I wouldn't expect you to be anything less than curious.

Poor bloke's an unfinished product is all. Never quite got his full potential worked out.

[choosetruth]

Seems plenty finished to me.

[procyonmotor]

Only because you don't have any idea what he could be. He's a scrawny little nothing. A prototype.

And you'd know something about being a prototype, wouldn't you?

[choosetruth]

Sure. I know they're better than what their makers wanted the finished product to be.

[procyonmotor]

That's cute, Georgie.

But you and I have got a slight bit of a difference in how we view "better."

[choosetruth]

I put a lot of value on free will and not being anyone's tool so I can see how we might.

[procyonmotor]

We'll see how that works out for you in the future. There's a few benefits to it I don't think either you or my Real are capable of seeing.

[choosetruth]

I'm sure you're capable of seeing all sorts of things you're brainwashed into believing.

[procyonmotor]

If you think we're brainwashed, ask yourself why the other one went and got himself unmade.

It's not that we can't choose to not serve Her Majesty. It's just a matter of not being stupid about it.

[choosetruth]

So that's what you're doing? Not being stupid about it?

[procyonmotor]

And offering some friendly advice- leave us alone, and stick to reporting what's on your side of the mirror.

Next time won't be as civil.

[choosetruth]

[When will people learn? The absolute best way to make sure she never stops reporting on something is to warn her off of it.]

What didn't you like about my take?

[procyonmotor]

[what if that is exactly his plan?]

I'll have to think on that. It wouldn't be gentlemanly to give you criticism without it being constructive, now would it?

[choosetruth]

[Then he's smarter than most.]

And with your shiny new accent, you're a gentleman now?

[procyonmotor]

I told you I was an improvement.