Taylor they already won.........Tay you're in deeper denial than the woman who brings her best friend to Sunday dinner at grams house for a decade.
You lost, you going back just means that they are scared for now. Good grief.
The notion that Taylor's multitasking facet of her power would let her subordinate the Butchers' brains and keep them as non-distracting as her myriad bug-inputs are is an interesting one.
Tangentially related: was the Butcher mentioned post-timeskip as an active Cape?
Ironically, America tends to have a reputation for being far more violence-accepting and confrontational than Asian cultures. And seems to have that reputation both in Asian cultures and in America. (Admittedly, I know more about Japanese views on the US than Chinese, and my knowledge there is limited and heavily based on anime depictions of Americans.)I learnt that in goddamned kindergarten... albeit in China which has quite a different child-rearing culture.
Now I want a Canon Start fic where it diverges after Taylor gets Butchered right as the Teeth hit town... and is just fine. All the power, and only like 1% of the insanity.
Ironically, America tends to have a reputation for being far more violence-accepting and confrontational than Asian cultures.
Yeah I can't really see Jack getting away from this. In a crackless universe, he might have been smart enough to know better.
He goes splat before getting close enough for her power to shut off, because this Taylor, despite being a bit of a ditz, seems to be smart enough to set up protections. And one of them is probably ¨Don´t let any active power nullifiers close enough to me to shut off my power¨ or something.If I were him, I'd have had Bonesaw send a civilian with a face mask.
Interesting thought, what happens if hatchet face gets close?
He came to sharpen his silver tongue, for that time he gets chance of speaking to Scion, starting Golden Morning.But seriously, Jack...do you honestly--oh, wait, of course you do. You can convince any Parahuman. Or you think you can.
The Queen Administrator is not that easy to convince. Especially after someone ruined her picnic.He came to sharpen his silver tongue, for that time he gets chance of speaking to Scion, starting Golden Morning.
Levi can detect his bullshit like he detected Glory Girl's, don't worry![]()
There might be a problem with that idea.So canon Jack can't be taken out by QA - only by Unit 02 before he convinces QA to order Unit 02 not ot harm him.
{New Primary Directives as follows: Primary One: Unit-02 must secure Host-Queen_Administrator.
Unit-02 must follow any secondary Directives from Host-Queen_Administrator.
Primary Two: Unit-02 must refrain from causing harm to other Hosts or locals except in the act of completing Primary One.
{Host-Queen_Administrator: Mental functions indicate outside influence. Enact Primary Directive?}
There might be a problem with that idea.
Taylor already gave Leviathan orders:
(also one about keeping himself safe which, let's face it, is practically pointless)
- Secure Taylor
- Follow any other orders she gives him
- Don't hurt anyone unless he has to to secure Taylor
We know that Leviathan considers outside influences to be something he has to secure Taylor from:
We've also seen that Leviathan just straight up knows what everyone's shards are and what they can do.
If Jack's shard convinces Taylor to do something, it's likely that Leviathan will take steps to stop the influence as per his primary directive. If Taylor orders him not to? Well, that's not the first thing in Leviathan's priority list.
We'll see how it ends up, I guess.
What I'm really interested in is whether or not Jack's shard can influence things at all. Because if you look at the way things have been said it's a little ambiguous as to how, exactly, Taylor's controlling things.Communicator: Hey, QA, mind telling me what's the deal with your host?
It doesn't really matter. Anything from an Entity is just a translation of their idea of what the shard is for, a description of function, rather than name.
Taylor paused, a hand on the door. She turned and took in the shirtless man standing in the middle of the parking lot. He was a bug guy, his chest and arms covered in intricate dragon tattoos and his face hidden by a mask shaped like a dragon's mouth. "You are the one controlling that beast?" he roared, a calloused hand pointing at Leviathan.
"Um, well, yeah," she said.
"I am Lung, the Dragon of Kyushu, and I demand a battle!"
Depends on the cheese, hard cheeses like Parmesan, Assiago, or even Sharp Cheddar, not much lactose. Softer cheeses like Cream Cheese, Ricotta, Brie, or Mozzarella, can actually have a fair amount of lactose.It seems that Jack got Ziz-ed???
Cheese contains negligible lactose. The bacteria or fungi used for fermentation already digested it for you.
Depends on the cheese, hard cheeses like Parmesan, Assiago, or even Sharp Cheddar, not much lactose. Softer cheeses like Cream Cheese, Ricotta, Brie, or Mozzarella, can actually have a fair amount of lactose.
You said cheese had had negligible amounts of lactose, I merely pointed out that that is not the case for soft cheeses (generally, I'm sure there are exceptions).Those are made with new milk or cream mixed in, so yeah, lactose...
You said cheese had had negligible amounts of lactose, I merely pointed out that that is not the case for soft cheeses (generally, I'm sure there are exceptions).