The Expanse | 3x11 Fallen World - REACTION!

[@bbfc-bu9cl]

The contrast between Bobby and her team really highlights how much she's grown and mutured. Pre-Ganymede Bobby would have been right with them scorning the Belters.

[@AH-yu2pi]

matured not mutured

[@Braincleaner]

touches like tillys tears welling in and over her eyes make this show great, most people would not have noticed, but the show went out of its way for that moment

[@jamesholland5761]

Excellent comment! Spot on!

[@mbpoblet]

4:47 With his _"farm like primitives"_ line Ashford probably meant that hydroponics would have been much more efficient than a giant spinning drum filled with dirt you had to till, and farm, and whatnot. And, as a bonus, the equipment needed for said tillage and farming wouldn't be crushing him and Drummer right now. Of course, though, then we wouldn't have had this awesome Ashford and Drummer sequence, which is one of my favourites in the series, so good on the Mormons for their inefficiency, I say.

[@KatSonny]

Makes sense! Thanks 👍

[@sebastianbirk7472]

IIRC in the book it is described that in the center of the drum on the axis it is spinning around they have an artificial sun powered by fusion so that they can simulate day and night.

[@kosmokenny]

Not quite. Remember the running joke throughout the series about how Inners hate Belter food, and how Alex's lasagna wasnt made with real cheese? Belter food is all synthetic. Ashford has never even had real food to know how much better it is.

[@jrich749]

The farming gear is also meant for the planet when they reach their destination star. So if you are going to take up the space you may as well use the hardware as much as possible. This ship could fit hundreds of thousands of people. Remember that it would be several generations, on that ship, traveling to the closest star. A lot more crops can be planted on the inside of the drum than could fit in hydroponics bays. They have hydroponics too but mostly for items that need to be "formed" instead of grown. The Mormons also embrace their past as its their older way of life that they want to replicate on a new planet.

[@mbpoblet]

@@jrich749 Plus, I imagine, it'd have given them something to do during the trip (there's also the multiple wives and whatnot, but I imagine that'd have had to be heavily regulated, as you do _not_ want a population explosion in such a closed environment, so farming it is). And we saw how large scale hydroponics ended up in Ganymede when the -dominoes- _mirrors_ started falling; but Ashford doesn't seem like the agrarian type, and to be fair said _"primitive farming equipment"_ was in the process of killing him and Drummer at the time, so his reaction is understandable, I'd say.

[@kn0bhe4d]

The one time we can definitely say a character in the adapted series is better than the one from the books. Ashford is much, much better in this series than in the books.

[@amykat4265]

Agreed, Ashford is a wonderfully complex character. Plus, David Strathairn is amazing!

[@mscheese000]

Nope. It's not the only time. Drummer is much better than the books too!

[@louishermann7676]

Facts. Drummer in the show is kind of a combination of three interesting characters from the books.

[@djhart25]

@@mscheese000 I agree she's better in the series, but at the expense of not having Bull. Ashford didn't really 'replace' anyone that I can think of which is why he's by far the best changed character from the series imo.

[@benjaminodonnell258]

Ashford - one of the most complex characters in the series. You'll hate him and then you'll love him and then you'll hate him but totally understand him and then you'll love him again and then...

[@Braincleaner]

i love that characters don't make walking dead level stupid decisions, people make bad decisions, sometimes very bad, but never outright stupid. there's a difference. as a viewer you are always shown *why* someone is doing what they do.

[@LINKedup101]

And to think in the books he was a shallow, one-dimensional character that hardly added anything to the story. They did such a slamming job with Ashford in the show

[@esi3mn4j68]

​@@LINKedup101 yeah but Ashford wasnt supposed to be an important character in the Book, so they left out charcters (especially Bull) and basically made them into Ashford from the show

[@kennethkalls4031]

@@LINKedup101 I give a lot of credit to the actor portraying Ashford, David Sthraithairn. The camera loves him. I'd speculate that the mannerisms and voice he brought to the screen may have led to the expansion of the role his character plays in this story. The same can be said for Cara Gee. Overall the acting in this show is superb all across the board, perhaps the result of actors all of whom appear to really love the story and the show. Many times you see performances that have just been phoned in. The last season of Game of Thrones is an example of that sort of just-going-through-the-motions sort of acting. Everybody just wanted to get it over with and to no longer be involved in the production of a sloppy visual bowel movement.

[@kennethkalls4031]

@@Braincleaner The writing is a little better than what you depict. With benefit of hindsight, or with benefit of the facts you as a viewer have learned that may not be known to the characters, a character make a decision. They are not stupid ones. Most of the time, they are brilliant and inventive. As the story unfolds, they are proven to have been wrong decisions, anyway, when compared to the decisions made by other characters. That does not make the wrong decisions even slightly "stupid", although we, as viewers, with our more complete knowledge of the facts, can enjoy the sense of exasperation that comes when we see a good character making a moral and intelligent decision that we know is nonetheless completely wrong.

[@mbpoblet]

26:32 Bear in mind that Clarissa grew up watching her father praise her sister (who in her eyes did _absolutely nothing_ to deserve it) while ignoring _her_ constant efforts to be the perfect daughter... in her mind avenging him has become her last chance to get his approval (which _is_ completely irrational, sure, but she's clearly a very damaged person, and I'd blame her father more than her for that)... and after all the _"sacrifices"_ (from her point of view) she's made, killing Holden is the _only_ reason to live she's got left. She _is_ one dimensional, sure, but, in my opinion, _justifiably_ so (from a writing and psychological point of view, not from a _rational_ one, of course).

[@KatSonny]

We totally get her character motivations, and we know what happens later on (we’ve finished the season) - so retrospectively it certainly makes sense, but at this point we really didn’t like her because of the threat she posed to the rest of the characters. And I think we were supposed to react to her in such a way, so that what happens later has a bigger impact 🙂

[@jrich749]

@@KatSonny Just wait for upcoming seasons. We have not seen the last of Peaches.

[@Asticek]

that was a long expanse break ... seeing how the notification made me smile i actually miss these reactions :)

[@KatSonny]

💜

[@sparkequinox]

Anna felt guilt for not helping the guy during the transition, so told tilly to not make the same mistake and help Melba, and once again, made the wrong decision by actually helping. I love this show for brilliantly showing its not simply black and white.

[@AH-yu2pi]

Good observation.

[@17thknight]

Kat choking up at Ashford's words was really nice, this whole episode always gets me

[@kaguario]

SPIN THE DRUM god I love this moment

[@acereporter73]

This episode makes me tear up. Drummer is so strong! Then Ashford welcoming everyone to the Behemoth. We see so many people reveal who they are in this crisis.

[@TheDetailsMatter]

20:06. California is a very strange place. On a normal, day-to-day basis, the people here are insular and borderline-paranoid, the driver's are rude and careless, all too willing to chance death and mutual carnage for the sake of gaining a momentary advantage of even just a couple of seconds. Who can change lanes before the other. Which one can nab the parking space first. There's a general attitude here of "every man for himself." But the ground moves sideways from time to time, knocking everything to pieces and splitting power and water and traffic control systems asunder. Normally, Californians are assholes, but after an earthquake, we become the most careful, cooperative, mutually-forgiving people on Earth. I guess we all just need to be handed unsubtle reminders of our relative insignificance, now and again. An aid to perspective. Good for the soul. (It's good to see the earthquake response survives into our spacefaring future.) Klaes Ashford = Klass Actford, in my mind. Once a pirate, a 2-dimensional criminal, but now he seems to be genuinely striving to establish a positive legacy, to create the world his daughter would have grown up in, had she lived. I think he's seeking her approval, just as Miller sought Julie's long after her death. Her approval, and, perhaps, her forgiveness.

[@jrich749]

Its not just California; welcome to humanity.

[@TheDetailsMatter]

J Rich. Substituting, of course, fires, floods, hurricanes, blizzards, mudslides, and tornadoes for earthquakes.

[@kualarompin589]

The song that Ashford sang called ''The Ballad of Captain Kidd''. You can listen the song on KZbin but *DON'T READ* the comment section. It has spoilers. Remember Mass Effect 2, during Arch Angel recruit mission? Renegade Shepard "You're working too hard'' *Tased the mechanic*

[@zarabee2880]

I love watching you watching things I love 💓 your reactions are really honest & I really enjoy watching you guys xx

[@KatSonny]

❤️

[@dennistomsen5822]

Such a good episode, one of the best and most satisfying. Keep up the good work Kat & Sonny 👌

[@cluster_f1575]

SPIN THE DRUM! This was the episode that made love Ashford. He sees the bigger picture for the Belters.

[@mycroft16]

One of the few that can look past their internal squabbles and their hatred for everyone else, no matter how justified, to see that they must fit into the bigger picture, not destroy it. He'll fight as hard as anyone else will, but he also knows when to fight and when to not.

[@jukes6741]

So just FYI guys, there are two all time firsts for sci-fi history in this show! Firstly, at 2:00, the show allows us to see how a fire behaves in zero gravity! And secondly we see how someone crying in zero g would look, and how tears do not drain in zero G! @ 7:44

[@rodentnolastname6612]

One thing I love about The Expanse is you get answers but they're just vague enough that it allows your imagination to fill in the gaps. One thing I HATE about the Expanse is that the answers mostly just lead to more questions (in a good way). :) Unlike Lost (which basically just throws a ton of wierdness against the wall and sees what sticks), The Expanse is planned out. Things happen for a reason even though you don't understand at the moment. This show is worth a rewatch to see where they seed information along the whole series.

[@AWSOM817]

Ashford is equivalent of Avasarala in the Belt/OPA. Beltalowda First Forever. A stateman, that lives in a loose organization of thugs/freedom fighters, so ofc he became a pirate himself(to gain order and authority of it). My opinion is that the series wants to show us these pov. Also not too uncommon IRL. Be patient everything would be reveal in good times ahead.

[@mycroft16]

On top of being the most realistic depiction of space and all that, this show does a far better job than any other with the personal relationships, and with intergovernmental stuff. The books just nailed down every little detail.

[@amykat4265]

Hooray! I'm always so delighted to see an Expanse update from you. I love your reactions and your thoughtful, in-depth discussions of my favorite series. ❤️

[@kosmokenny]

Regarding Annas decision making process to chase down Clarissa herself, it explained this a little better in the book but only briefly alluded to it in the show. That euphoric look on her face when she injected herself with drugs. She was high as a kite on pain killers, and in the book she didnt start really knowing what was going on until she was halfway to the Rocinante in a space suit.

[@jrich749]

The book's "chase" was a lot more dramatic as they didn't have access to thruster packs. They were jumping from ship to ship. They did fairly well with what they could fit, from book 3, but they left out......a lot.

[@tomaszmankowski9103]

Damn! I've seen Cat crying during those emotional scenes which reminded me how it felt, so now I have tears in my eyes... The Disaster. The show brings one of its strenghts once again dealing so... completely with the terrible fallout of a fleet wide event. So many series at this moment would simply carry on with minor time and attention given to the human cost of events from the previous episode. But not this one. Brilliant. The Belters. In the second part of the season political back stabbing, intrigues and rivalry is mostly replaced with the question of nation building. The Belt is a new political entity and starts from the beginning and that means a lot of to do and huge possibilities to screw things up. It is just like after several key decades in the XXth century - the end of the 1st WW and beginning (or resurrection) of many countries in central and eastern Europe, the de-colonisation period from late 1940s to... even now or events past 1989 and the end of the Soviet Union. Not every single country which appeared or reappeared (see Armenia - one of the oldest cultures on the planet after all) on the map after each of those events/ongoing series of events survived and many still struggle - also in Europe. This process in the Expanse won't be painless and will continue in later seasons. Ashford. The guy is quite a character isn't he? A born, raised and hardened Belter but life gave his wisdom he didn't waste - he understands how it works and how much important symbolism can be - that includes the trivial stuff such as the uniforms for the new Belter navy. After all a nation of rock hoppers is a naval entity - it has to be - and army was always one of the best tools for a unification. He is also a person who can make the right decisions when the time comes - he reminds me Commander Adama from Battlestar Galactica. A leader with flaws, but a leader you can respect. Even as an opponent. Navoo. The ship also has a... character arc and it is not over yet. The detail about 'farming like primitives' is an interesting observation given it is spoken by Ashford - a Belter - there are no open skies, no real farms in the Belt. To a Belter food is something grown in a factory-like structures and animals are a curiosity, pets or vermin. Notice the episode in this very season when Navoo was reclaimed by Drummer's Tycho fleet. There was a second after the deck of Navoo was boarded when she looked at all those paintings with happy people with animals, riding horses and generally enjoying a life on a... planet - she couldn't understand what it really is because how could she? Naomi's return. It is such a short(-ish), lovely scene gaining in impact thanks to all the previous episodes in all previous seasons. I love it about this season. Cheers!

[@deadhead8323]

Ashford is my favorite character. He may make some wrong decision but every great character is flawed. And to me he is a character that earned my loyalty.

[@isaacvincent8443]

Just incase no one has told you guys. It is best to watch the last two episodes back to back. It's the way they were meant to be watched.

[@Tom-vn1pq]

The shock baton was actually established previously, Anna saw it being used on the deserting crewman in 'Intransigence'.

[@Yora21]

Everything gets foreshadowed. Even Bobby arm wrestling her power armor became important one and a half seasons later.

[@thecouncilofnine4692]

I said Ashford would grow on you. You know the episode means business when both Kat and Sonny get emotional. That's why I love your reactions. And Kat? Happy Women's Day.

[@thontor]

I just recently finished the book the second half of this season is based on and it's fascinating how different it is from the show while at the same time the story beats are all there. It tells the story in a very different way. Different characters, different events but somehow ends up feeling like the same story. It's very well done. I enjoyed reading (listening to, actually) the book a bit more because the stories are different enough that I really didn't know how it was going to go. It also gets into the motivations of the characters since it's told from their point of view. Clarissa is one of the POV characters and the book does make her character motivations much clearer. It's hard to do that in 7 episodes of television and I think they did as well as they could have.b

[@dapeach06]

Thanks Kat for repping all of us FemShep stans!

[@KatSonny]

😉❤️

[@Sir_AlexxTv]

Klaes Ashford is controversial but a great character, i personally love what drives him, even when he made hastily and probably wrong decisions 🤘🏼

[@GSFBlade]

Great discussion at the end, very much looking forward to your reaction to the last two episodes. Ashford is indeed a very interesting character, as a book reader I was pleasantly surprised with the direction they took him in the show, (in short they made him far more watchable).

[@MrTiptopten]

I’ve never clicked so fast on a KZbin notification...

[@KatSonny]

WE LOVE YOU

[@jamesholland5761]

Mee too!

[@jamesholland5761]

@@KatSonny love yalls reaction!

[@MrTiptopten]

Kat & Sonny I love you guys too! Thanks for reacting to this show!

[@TheBerkut88]

Clarissa is just 17 years old in the books. Not fully formed adult and with daddy issues, that may explain why she is one-dimensional and hellbent on revenge. Anna used stun baton on Clarissa, the same kind that was used against UNN guy which tried to desert before Thomas Prince entered The Ring

[@jrich749]

When you notice how few lines she actually has in the 7 episodes she is in......its pretty amazing what she does. Most of it is just with looks. I always find that the "bad guys" in The Expanse do not look so bad on re-watches. They all believe they are the hero of their story. Peaches even gets her chance to shine.

[@Rob-rr4yp]

Very powerful episode, one of my favourites after the one with the mutiny of the Agatha King.

[@golfr-kg9ss]

Proto-molecule station: "Exceed my speed limit and you go to jail, straight to jail do not go past "Go", do not collect $200.00." Something to bear in mind as you watch these last 2 episodes of season 3. The show had already been cancelled by SyFy(Morons) and had not yet been picked up by Amazon. So look at this as we had to as the end of the story. I'd like to know how you'd feel if this had been the end of the story would you be ok with how it was ended? For me it was a little depressing since I knew there were more books out there and the story went on but I was very happy with the way they (potentially)ended the series. I actually thought "Game of Thrones this is how you end a series". Sorry still bitter about that.

[@KatSonny]

Yeah.. we’re still bitter about that as well 😂

[@obersmith]

it may sound weird but Kat is so pretty when she cries. Happy womens day!

[@jamesmayes4351]

You should really do episode 12 and 13 together. It's really done as a double.

[@efetherman]

Prax: "Amos is my best friend in the world." That's how you surprise a sociopath!

[@UserName-vb4lg]

Amos is not a sociopath. He’s traumatized and broken. But he’s capable of empathy. You can see it when he interacts with kids (Mei). The actor worked with trauma therapists to create the character.

[@esi3mn4j68]

Why didnt you talk about Naomi coming back to her family? (was argueably the most emotional scene and important for the character arcs)

[@KatSonny]

We simply forgot to talk about it this time around. A lot happened 😅

[@skodedickinson6544]

Let's be honest - Drummer crushing herself kinda dominated their thoughts just as that scene was shown lol

[@thequietlion3553]

@@KatSonny I think the fact that Kat was literally crying through all of that says enough. And Sonny looks like he got misty-eyed too. So do I, in that moment, every time. Some things don't require discussion. ☺️❤️

[@thebaron3211]

Episode 6 Sonny: I don't trust him one bit! Episode 11 Sonny: I like that man!

[@krannok]

The baton that can stun is called a stun baton, they exist now.

[@ViraL_FootprinT.ex.e]

5:53 "No... Ignore her. F that B" 😂🤣😂🤣

[@squaddie67]

In the books, Anna's actions are explained by the fact she's high as fuck on pain meds. It's only when she's halfway between the Thomas Prince and the Rocinante that she has a "what the hell am I doing? moment. She is also described as being very impulsive in her nature, as we have seen with her decisions to stay on the Prince rather than go back to Titan with the rest of the religious contingent.

[@prastagus3]

imagine dropping from 180,000 MPH to 28MPH in less than a second

[@kirkdarling4120]

Amos is a man of zero subcontext. When he says, simply, "Okay," he means, completely, "Okay." Anna was hopped up on medication (you saw her injecting herself) and was very, very, very angry at Melba. When we first met Ashford, he was talking about Belter unification and rule of law. We thought at the time that was subterfuge. But in the dialog with Drummer while they were trapped, we learned Ashford really believed that the Belt must become a respectable nation taking its place as equals to Mars and Earth...so his offer of the Behemoth's gravity to everyone then came with surprise but understanding. Be ready to freeze the frame quickly in the early minutes of the next episode for some interesting background technical information.

[@golfr-kg9ss]

On Ana chasing after Melba in the books after she comes down from the high of pain killers she is shocked by her actions and admits that in a normal state of mind she would not have done it. Thank you pain killers!!!

[@anaiglesias9972]

Like I said Ashford is antagonist, everything he does is for the future of the Belters and humanity. Defenitly not a villain.

[@skodedickinson6544]

You say he's not a Villain but also call him an Antagonist lol.

[@irene39]

@@skodedickinson6544 an antagonist is not necessarily a villain. An antagonist is a character who opposses to a main character. If the main character is, for example, a criminal, his or her antagonist would be a police officer trying to stop him/her.

[@jrich749]

The Expanse doesn't deal in heroes and villains. It deals with humanity. 😉

[@KomodoDragon913]

I think "Fallen World" refers to how everything for everybody in the bubble/world crashed/fell after the speed limit changed in the last episode.

[@jrich749]

They are trapped, with very limited supplies, and no way of getting out......yep their world has fallen....apart.

[@gilserrano8301]

congrats for keeping up

[@brucewayne9531]

At 12:08 I saw Kat's tears rolling down her chin, hehehe what a real reaction Thank you guys

[@CWojcieszak]

God I love Ashford

[@Geekeriki]

The Expanse

[@sirpurrsalot6588]

Back in the day i was a real Trekkie until Babylon 5 was shown in TV it had so much more dept in the characters and so many well done little details about culture, tech and living in space. Back then i thought nothing will ever top this, then years later some people pointed me towards the Expanse and now Babylon 5 for me is somewhat meh...

[@dennistomsen5822]

Babylon 5 is still great with a more integrated and epic storyline but The Expanse has so many other strengths and more. All said, I think The Expanse is the true spiritual heir to Babylon 5 in so many ways. Love both shows ❤️

[@sirpurrsalot6588]

@@dennistomsen5822 B5 is still in my top 5 and to be honest the dynamic between Londo and G'kar cant be beaten anyway. :)

[@jrich749]

It always helps when you can adapt from great books. Farscape is another really great Sci-Fi show.

[@sirpurrsalot6588]

@@jrich749 For some reason i never could never grow any attachment with Farscape. Dont know why exactly, especially since i am normaly a total scifi nut.

[@AngeloBarovierSD]

@@sirpurrsalot6588 "Help! Can anyone hear me!" "I hear you." Londo & G'Kar, as far as political and personal relationships go, have one of the greatest arcs in all of sci-fi. I love The Expanse but nothing will ever touch the story between those two. It's not a competition, of course. There are many stars in the sky. There is no limit to their beauty.

[@talyn5304]

FEAR NOT, MY FRIENDS...THE ANSWERS ARE COMING!!!! :)

[@Arkalius80]

As I understand it, the pain meds Anna was on contributed to her rather bold decision to chase Clarissa to the Rocinante. Her judgment was rather skewed, though in this case resulting in a really good outcome.

[@blackletter2591]

The show is very good at demonstrating that humanity doesn't need aliens out there, because wherever we go, we take our own shit with us. We are our own worst enemies and we can't even agree on which bits of us are the worst.

[@Kanchai7]

I really love hero type like Holden, Jon Snow. And Sonny you looks like one. 🤗

[@KatSonny]

He is 🦄

[@cerda8112]

Yay hi guys!!!! Are u guys traveling? Love the reaction. If ur n L A welcome

[@Chystyle]

Closer and closer they come.....!

[@arthurm.tellez275]

One event some times leads to a different out come not thought of.

[@kennethkalls4031]

Melissa Mao's motivation is perfectly clear. She cannot see her own father as having any fault in the circumstances that led to the complete destruction of the entire Mao family and the loss of the solar system's greatest private fortune. She, instead, has arrived at the conclusion that James Holden, more than any other person, is responsible, and therefore needs to pay the price. On top of that, Jules-Pierre was shown to think little or nothing of Melissa, describing her as capable of nothing more than planning a party. On a personal level, she is desparate to prove her worth to her father. I don't have a problem with Melissa's behavior. The story has provided a perfectly plausible explanation for her obsession with avenging her family, as long as she continues to believe James Holden is the bad guy in the story of the fall of the house of Mao. We, as viewers of the whole story, realize that is not true. That should not cause us to question or be baffled by Mellissa's behavior. She doesn't know the truth.

[@ranialian8537]

Melba + Clarissa = Melissa? 😅 Good points, btw.

[@KatSonny]

We totally get her character motivations, and we know what happens later on (we’ve finished the season) - so retrospectively it certainly makes sense, but at this point we really didn’t like her because of the threat she posed to the rest of the characters. And I think we were supposed to react to her in such away, so that what happens later has a bigger impact 🙂

[@portland-182]

Your make up is on point Kat!

[@innocentbandit7996]

You guys should check out Castlevania its on Netflix

[@beefcake8821]

FemShep was the only choice for Mass Effect.

[@irene39]

I laughed when Kat corrected with that "she" because for me Shepard is a woman most of the times as well XD

[@KatSonny]

THANK YOU

[@amykat4265]

I'm playing the first Mass Effect for the first time and I'm playing a female Shepard. She's fantastic so far! (I'm going full on paragon.)

[@irene39]

@@amykat4265 I tend to play a mix of both (paragade, mostly Paragon but sometimes Renegade, or renegon, mostly Renegade but time to time I'm soft)

[@timezone5259]

The fallen world was actually your world because of the slow zone disaster

[@IcyTorment]

It kind of sucks that they had to cram this storyline into half a season, but they managed to make Ashford into a *much* more interesting character as a result.

[@samuelmiller4964]

Happy International Women's Day, Kat!

[@KatSonny]

THANK YOU 🦄

[@genjfox5436]

Очень красивая девушка. Сами авторы видео похожи на героев космической оперы)

[@Tortuosit]

Hi Elf, hi Sonny, awww that was such a proud moment in Belter history 😍

[@sirpurrsalot6588]

Since you two do Naruto would it be possible to react to Violet Evergarden at some point if possible? Would love to listen to your thoughs about it. Greetings from Germany and have a nice day you two! :)

[@esi3mn4j68]

Just one remark on the series: its not really about the Protomolecule and the alien civilisation- stuff, but about humanity . The Expanse "uses" this Alien-nucleus-bubble environment to tell stories about humanity and how humans would deal with it So when you "dont care" about this aspect than you might have a bit wrong expectation of the Expanse Of course it is exiting when we get to know (little) more about the ancient-alien stuff, but this isnt and wont be the main theme of the series

[@KatSonny]

We’re sorry if it at all seemed like we didn’t care about the human aspect of the series during the reaction - because we really, really do! But we’re also very intrigued about the overall plot and all the alien/sci-fi stuff 😉

[@timezone5259]

In the Books Anna followed Melba because she was high on drugs 👀

[@Aaron46L]

Time Zone Yep. She took a ton of pain meds and then sobered up halfway through her spacewalk.

[@daltonyon]

Miller please come back! Come back to Rocinante!!

[@parallax_6162]

one day i hope you guys do attack on titan

[@timetorise120804]

[@omgnuub]

Yes it is less primitive. It's a more complex technology, you're interjecting your own sets of beliefs and values into it.