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Boo! |
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What happens when you send a Bubble Doll out in public, who probably shouldn't be there? |
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This page is OOC until this notice is removed. |
This happens... |
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"Eeeek! My WORD! Rather. Oh, how quaint, what happens if you pull this lever..." |
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Monty (short for Montessori) is a Bubble Doll engineer. While very nearly egoless and capable of constant physical activity, xe does get mentally worn by the effort of designing and implementing conversions. Automated systems help a lot, but sometimes you just have to have a creative spark to assist the transition. Monty is relatively large, has a number of various-sized limbs, a lot of sensory systems, multiple enhanced processor chipsets, and is a gendershifter and occasional furniture/taur (xe designed this body xerself in order to get more hands-on with xer work). Xe is nearly impossible to squick, but does tend to view people in terms of what xe could create out of them. If it weren't for the need to actually take time off, xe would probably never be seen by the public at large. It seems that Monty occasionally confuses peoples' gender. Give xer half a chance, and xe's designing things for you. Monty seems to regress somewhat when presented with conflict. |
Monty (short for Montessori) is a Bubble Doll engineer. While very nearly egoless and capable of constant physical activity, xe does get mentally worn by the effort of designing and implementing conversions. Automated systems help a lot, but sometimes you just have to have a creative spark to assist the transition.
Monty is relatively large, has a number of various-sized limbs, a lot of sensory systems, multiple enhanced processor chipsets, and is a gendershifter and occasional furniture/taur (xe designed this body xerself in order to get more hands-on with xer work). Xe is nearly impossible to squick, but does tend to view people in terms of what xe could create out of them. If it weren't for the need to actually take time off, xe would probably never be seen by the public at large.
It seems that Monty occasionally confuses peoples' gender.
Give xer half a chance, and xe's designing things for you.
Monty seems to regress somewhat when presented with conflict.