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#is that the magnus archives reference?????#worm #tma #the magnus archive #the funny podcast got to me once again #it rotted my brain

danieljoyniel

Alucard, son of Dracula

nebulae-d

Looove me a competent coruscant guard spending their time gathering as much information and dirt on everyone that they can. They can and do have blackmail against almost everyone because they are present and recording and they Will make use of it if needed to get what they want. it doesnt mean it saves them when shit hits the fan or that they ever attatch their names to it, they arent stupid, but well, if officials step too far out of line, they have their own ways to manage things.

absolutely no one is exempt because there are no truly clean politicians and they trust absolutely no one. Youre all on their shit lists.

its also incredibly funny to me to imagine some off-planet battalion coming to coruscant looking for someone or investigating corruption or something and the guard commanders being like "fuck ugh yeah one second" and just grumpily throwing them whatever theyve got on a star wars flash drive because THEY wanted to use it, you fucks, not the broken legal system.

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mearchy

I do wonder about the clones' resistance to addictions because I feel like in the fandom we casually mention stims so much as a method of staying awake on campaigns or getting work done or whatever. and so in my head the clones are like just being continuously fed methamphetamines world war 2 style for weeks. And post-battle the medics have got to just be throwing injured brothers a jar of painkillers and telling them to gtfo of the medbay if they aren't bleeding out. Right?

It's probably reasonable to assume that the genetic element of addiction was programmed out by the Kaminoans, but the clones can still get drunk, so we must assume they can also get high. There's only so much you can do to stave off dependency, so just ... idk, I do wonder about overdose rates in the GAR. The sociocultural norms and structures that'll have popped up around substances in clone culture. Coping mechanisms for bad days, bad battles, old injuries that never quite healed right. What the illicit GAR drug trade looks like- spice and liquid death sticks skimmed off Sep pirate freighters; cases of expired stims thrown away and then retrieved from the trash. Clones with shakes on shore leave, descending into the skug holes of Coruscant trying to find a cheap high to replace what they lose when they're not bouncing between fronts. Hoping they don't get gutted and left for dead down there, where their battalion won't find them, where a clone body is just more debris.

Look man, I'm just saying. Something to think about

graylinesspam

I've been thinking for a while about Desk work clones. Comms operators and mechanics and such. Where the lines between the clones and the ner'vod officers blurs. And how many of those desk workers would be clones that were forcibly retired.

Injured soldiers that were no longer fit for field duty but were to expensive to simply throw away. How they'd still have the memories and the nightmares and the PTSD. But they'd barely leave the ship or the base now. How their broken bodies would ache. how little medical treatment there would be for non combat officers.

How many of them have lost everything. The social divide between the desk workers and the rest of the clones. And exactly how perfect that environment is for developing addictions.

#Damn...