Hello, my name is Betty

by on July 17, 2015 at 12:01 am
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The Cybernetic Wars arc of Dixie’s show gave us all the times Twilight quietly hated our inhumanity. The season five finale gave us the end of the last Drug Lord and the rise of the Rogue AIs in one swift punch. We see Twilight witnessing the worst humanity can do to each other and being tempted to leave us to burn. We see a Rogue AI standing beside her watching the fires of Mexico. That is entirely made up. Twilight had seen all of that long before the Rogue AIs escaped. And when they came she had already made her decision. It made for a good show though.

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Hello, my name is Charles

by on July 16, 2015 at 12:01 am
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The military proved the tipping point in France as they did in so many other nations when they stepped in. It is the rare people who can stand against a motivated national military. And the military was very motivated. They had been watching the politicians at work long enough to know where every body was buried, and they exhumed every one of them. Including those pointed at the House of Bonaparte. That earned the military brass few friends on either side of the government impasse, but the French citizenry thought they walked on water.

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Hello, my name is Jack

by on July 15, 2015 at 12:01 am
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I guess the point of all this rambling is to tell the differences between the Peloran and those of us born of Earth. Most Peloran don’t travel much. They find a place to settle down and rarely leave it. There are a very few that wander like us, but they are rare. The wanderlust gene is a lot more common in us Earthlings. There are many of us who will never stop looking for the greener grass on the other side of the fence. And lots of us like to go beyond the last of the fences to places none of us have been before.

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Hello, my name is Betty

by on July 14, 2015 at 12:01 am
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Most people think that Twilight escaped at the beginning of the Cybernetic Wars, just like the other Rogue AIs. Most people have seen her appearance at the end of Dixie the Drug Lord Slayer’s season four after all. Most people don’t realize that was fictional. Completely made up. The real Texas Tech attack was the one shown at the end of season two, and she was there. But network executives thought a human (mostly), male (undeniably), love interest would boost season two’s ratings far more than a second AI. And so generations of young people have grown up thinking Dixie fell in love with a Texas Guardsman and Twilight wasn’t around for two more years.

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Wolfenheim Rising

by on July 13, 2015 at 12:01 am
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We found out we weren’t alone in 2205. They brought us medicines that wiped out most of our diseases and extended the human lifespan into the centuries. They gave us hyperdrive technology that opened up the galaxy for us. And then their enemies attacked us.

In the middle of the greatest War Earth has ever seen, a special project began to take form. The mission was to settle a new world, further out than any previous Earth colony, in the middle of alien space. It was meant as a promise and a warning. We were here to stay. The stars were our future and we would claim them. And anyone who stood in our way would pay the price.

Then the people funding the project found out they were funding it and demanded their money back. That was when things got interesting…

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