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righthandoflight · 2 months
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I don't think I have to elaborate on this honestly
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asaethiel · 2 months
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fleet captain!! are you okay, you've been awake for an hour and you've been crying the whole time 😰
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friendamedes · 1 year
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absolute nightmare trip
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the-anchorless-moon · 9 months
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Ok ok ok coffee shop au though. Seivarden is on like month four clean and set up with a stupid job on a stupid station selling stupid bitter bean tea to stupid uncivilized hicks who wouldn't know real tea if it bit them on their stupid ungloved hands and she is this close to saying "fuck it" and spending the total savings from her minimum wage earnings on a raging bender but also she doesn't because of Mysterious Asshole Stranger. MAS is an arrogant jackass. She calls Seivarden her personal name straight off her nametag like they know each other or something but also has yet to introduce herself. MAS hums constantly in a voice like she's been gargling rocks for the last thousand years and Seivarden has a lot of time to listen to it because MAS is a regular who comes in every morning and does Amaat-knows-what on her handheld for literal hours but also Seivarden literally does not care because MAS speaks fluent Radchaai in an entirely understandable accent and Seivarden is desperate to figure out what the entire fuck her deal is. She doesn't even wear gloves. Is she Radchaai and doing the equivalent of vacationing at a topless resort? Is she just weirdly good at languages? One time MAS watched Seivarden struggle to get the stupid automated cart with the shitty-tea-bean delivery to work for twenty minutes before standing up, picking up a 40 kilogram bag under each arm like it was nothing, and walking into the back with them. She was singing a song about horses the whole time. What is her deal.
Meanwhile Breq has long since passed "why is Seivarden here and alive" and moved on to enjoying making Seivarden bring her tea while using Space Google to figure out whither next on the hunt for the Fuck Anaander Gun
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laatmaar · 10 months
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"If that's what you're willing to do for someone you hate, what would you do for someone you loved?"
Again black and white version under the cut as well as some sketches I made of the characters in preperation for this piece!
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queercoldreviews · 1 year
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I remember when I was reading Ancillary Justice all I could picture whenever Seivarden and Breq were bantering was this lol
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mamoriken · 1 year
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Ancillary Justice, chapter one:
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wordto-thewise · 2 months
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Ancillary Justice, Ann Lekcie
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vehicularmotorcycle · 20 days
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Seivarden just wanting Breq.
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scribefindegil · 8 months
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Obsessed with the POV choice in Imperial Radch as well, both because Leckie does some really wild stuff with how expansive the strict first-person is able to become due to the worldbuilding and who her narrator is, and because it's SO entangled with the central thematic concepts of identity. In the first book flashbacks when the narrator is still a warship, "I" can encompass so many things, and sometimes explicitly refers to different facets in the narration--is "I" Justice of Toren, or One Esk, or a specific segment, or Breq narrating from twenty years in the future? "I" isn't simple, isn't unified, and while this is most literal and obvious with Breq/One Esk/Justice of Toren and Anaander Mianaai's split factions it's true constantly throughout the work at every level of scope. Individual characters struggle with internal conflicts and hit their breaking points--what is it that makes someone decide they have to disobey orders and make a stand or they won't be themself anymore? How do you know who you are if you've been forcibly changed (Tisarwat) or if the world you knew has moved on and become unrecognizable (Seivarden)? How does a character on a colonized world navigate the split identity that comes from the pressure to assimilate to the dominant culture? And then there's the Radch writ large, all the Radchaai so deeply invested in the idea that there is only one true concept of Radchaai society, of civilization, but of course there isn't! It changes based on location and over time, and Breq muses that the Radchaai empire would be largely unrecognizable to the isolated sphere of the Radch itself. In these books, even if you aren't the last remnant of a destroyed spaceship and its legion of bodies, "I" is such a complicated concept and the narrative never lets you forget it.
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myheartisafish · 1 year
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seivarden post-Bridge Incident: even the ships who knew me are dead ):
breq, Human From The Gerentate: well have you considered that ships have feelings and they have favorites and even if you knew they had favorites you werent one of them the ships didnt even like you you werent even their favorite
seivarden: …what
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a-side-character · 3 months
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I love when a woman is a Captain
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asaethiel · 2 months
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1/2 of the messiest polycule in the queer housing facebook group AKA i just finished imperial radch
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friendamedes · 1 year
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seivarden is living a much messier romance novel that breq has no idea exists. I’m convinced her inner monologue is 99% uncontrollable screaming.
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guccigarantine · 10 months
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breq agonizing silently over “taking advantage” of mercy of kalr when in reality it had been metaphorically doodling hearts around “captain breq + mercy of kalr” in its notebook for weeks
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gideonisms · 10 months
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I was about to make fun of seivarden for how hard this awakened something in her but let's be honest it awakened something in us all
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