#hilbert tag

[irreparableinnocence]

Minkowski's linguistic anguish is given its very own episode and is a clear throughline of her character, but half the time someone mentions Hilbert they do a terrible impression of a Russian accent, and in fact his voice actor is doing a terrible impression of a Russian accent. Hera's disability is handled with care and nuance by the narrative, but the main thing we know about Pryce is how gross and nasty her accessibility aids are. It would be one thing for the characters who are their enemies to react in this way, but the narrative itself is stacked in this way, and it expects complicity from the listener ("it's a horrible moment for everyone, especially the audience").

[righthandoflight]

Dr Hilbert | Wolf 359

“We afraid of big bear, so we make big gun: now bear is afraid of us. We afraid of society, we make big war: now society is afraid of us. We afraid of hydrogen atom, we make big bomb: now everybody is afraid of us. We afraid of death, and… well, working on that one.”

[irreparableinnocence]

He's such a funny character.

[irreparableinnocence]

He's his favourite experimental sample <3

[irreparableinnocence]

When I think of bedside manner as entirely frivolous but my test subject is at risk of death so I have to play nice.

[irreparableinnocence]

My medical officer murdered his previous crew and made a good attempt to kill us after using me as his lab rat because his sister died of radiation poisoning. I can't help it—I love the way men love.

[irreparableinnocence]

Hilbert could blow up 1000 people and I'd say "But have you considered he thought it was the best option :(".

[irreparableinnocence]

There is something psychosexual to Hilbert's treatment of Eiffel in the same way as between Pryce and Hera. Idg enough of a f about Eiffel to say I ship them, but I'm compelled.