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the murderbot diaries is a cautionary tale of the dangers of accidentally becoming important at work
The Unwanted, Unexpected Security Unit (Murderbot TV Fanfiction)
Words: 1.4k Chapters: 1/? Status: Incomplete
Rating: Teen and Up Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Category: Gen Fandom: Murderbot (TV Series) Characters: Murderbot, PreservationAux Team Additional Tags: Character Study, Pre-Canon, Missing Scene, Angst, Hurt/Comfort, Slice of Life
Summary:
Dr. Ayda Mensah was not familiar with Security Units. She had no concept of what was appropriate behavior for one, not until Dr. Gurathin raised the issue. But even then, it has been fine the first few weeks of the expedition. When nothing happened. Nothing of real note.
But, looking back... it was... it did generally try to stay out of their way.
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[Murderbot and all the little things it does from being purchased to the season 01 finale]
taking a break from spending time with my good friend murderbot (reading murderbot) to spend time with my good friend murderbot (watching murderbot)
murderbot using entertainment media to pretend it knows how to solve a murder
me: robots being portrayed as autistic agender assholes is so overdone
murderbot:
me: oh not you! of course i dont mean you
the murderbot show showed murderbot's dataport and it was only at that moment i even considered it looked like anything other than a literal USB slot
really appreciate the murderbot show for taking the time to also edit out alexander skarsgard's nipples
so im reading network effect