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A continuation of the "Dottore forgets about his previous interactions with Scaramouche, so he abducts the Wanderer to study him" thread.

it would be fucked up if you powered off a robot's body and senses without powering off their brain, huh. bet that would feel like a perpetual state of dying regardless of whether or not things like breathing are optional.

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Panel 1: The Wanderer outlined in white, set against a black background. He appears to be vertical as if falling backwards, eyes staring blankly ahead.

White text reads: "What is happening to me?"

The same phrase is written behind it multiple times, overlapping but at a much lower transparency

Panel 2: The Wanderer outlined in white against a black background. He is vertical as though falling backwards, and appears to be wearing no clothing, although his pelvis is angled away from the camera. He continues to stare ahead at nothing at all. White text of varying levels of transparency surround him in the void, representing panicked, chaotic thoughts.

"My limbs are locked in place." ("I can't move.")

"My lungs won't expand." ("I can't breathe.")

"My eyes perceive nothing but darkness." ("I can't see.")

"Is this death?" ("I don't want to die.")

In the background, largest and most transparent are the phrases repeated:

"No no no no."

"Help."

"I'm afraid."

Panel 3: A side profile of the Wanderer, still immobile and falling vertically through the void. The background shows sparking electricity, indicating a sharp sudden pain.

Panel 4: The Wanderer jolts awake with a frantic gasp of air. The color scheme has returned to its previous dark lines, white background, and blue highlighting. His posture and expression have shifted slightly, imply he has regained control over his limbs. The look of horror, staring into nothing, remains.

Description

A continuation of the "Dottore forgets about his previous interactions with Scaramouche, so he abducts the Wanderer to study him" thread.

it would be fucked up if you powered off a robot's body and senses without powering off their brain, huh. bet that would feel like a perpetual state of dying regardless of whether or not things like breathing are optional.

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[Image ID:

Panel 1: The Wanderer outlined in white, set against a black background. He appears to be vertical as if falling backwards, eyes staring blankly ahead.

White text reads: "What is happening to me?"

The same phrase is written behind it multiple times, overlapping but at a much lower transparency

Panel 2: The Wanderer outlined in white against a black background. He is vertical as though falling backwards, and appears to be wearing no clothing, although his pelvis is angled away from the camera. He continues to stare ahead at nothing at all. White text of varying levels of transparency surround him in the void, representing panicked, chaotic thoughts.

"My limbs are locked in place." ("I can't move.")

"My lungs won't expand." ("I can't breathe.")

"My eyes perceive nothing but darkness." ("I can't see.")

"Is this death?" ("I don't want to die.")

In the background, largest and most transparent are the phrases repeated:

"No no no no."

"Help."

"I'm afraid."

Panel 3: A side profile of the Wanderer, still immobile and falling vertically through the void. The background shows sparking electricity, indicating a sharp sudden pain.

Panel 4: The Wanderer jolts awake with a frantic gasp of air. The color scheme has returned to its previous dark lines, white background, and blue highlighting. His posture and expression have shifted slightly, imply he has regained control over his limbs. The look of horror, staring into nothing, remains.