In remarkable foresight, she has a still standing section of the Normandy's wall set up as an impromptu changing room. The Geth, which is apparently named Geth, waits patiently, standing still as she dresses. Which she also finds odd. It's calm. It's not attacking her. She would guess that the Geth have her as public enemy number one, what with her killing their god.
A punch breaks the ice off the clothes. She has to figure out how to attack some sort of warmer or heating coil to the clothes lockers. Sweat doesn't seem to freeze on her, but it freezes on everything else as soon as it leaves her skin. Stupid ice world.
She pulls up the pants. They seem looser than they were before she dropped out of the sky on this ice world. Maybe she's losing weight, but she's not sure. She traded up her bras for ones she's salvaged from the uniform lockers, ones that belonged to a midshipman girl who was much better endowed than her.
She pulls on the skirt, fastens the uniform jacket around her, and walks barefoot on the cool metal floor of what used to be the shuttle bay. Which, if she were normal, would freeze her feet right off.
Geth's head petals blossom.
"Okay," she says, "You wanted to talk to me?"
"Yes."
She nods, tapping her foot.
"Why?"
The petals fold back in. Then fold back out.
"We are curious," Geth says, "You oppose the Old Machines."
She nods. She blinks. Old Machines?
"You mean the Reapers."
"Yes."
She rubs the bridge of her nose. She could use a mirror, she idly thinks.
"Okay," she says, "I thought the Geth worshipped the Reapers?"
"The Geth you have fought worshipped the Old Machines. We do not. Only a small portion of us have left Geth space to serve the Old Machines."
"And those Geth...are different from your Geth."
"Yes."
"And your name is..."
"Geth."
She sighs, rubbing the bridge of her nose again.
"What is your name?" she asks.
"Geth."
"No. Your name."
"Geth. We are all Geth."
She rolls her eyes. She swears, she's going to punch him through a mountain if he doesn't...
"What is the name of the Geth who is standing in front of me?"
"We are Geth. Individuality is not applicable to us. We are a platform containing 1,183 programs running in unison. We are Geth."
She palms her face. Rubbing her temples, she silently, slowly rolls her shoulders, intertwining her fingers and lowering her hands to her waist. She should not punch him. It. Yes, she could punch it and make it explode, but that would be bad. He hasn't been shooting her, after all.
"Okay," she says, "I can't just call you 'Geth'. Would you object to me giving you a name?"
"This platform would accept a designation."
She nods, circling around him.
"Lessee...Jeff? Sounds like Geth. No, no. Don't look like a Jeff. How about Tali 2.0? No. Too masculine."
The Geth raises a metal petal.
"How about Blossom? Because of the flower thing?" The Geth stares at her. "Pressly? Nah. Don't look like a Garrus, either. And you said you were how many programs?"
"We are 1,183 programs running on this platform in synchronicity."
She nods. She nods again. A mass of programs. A mass of individuality. Like an army, or mass. A one who is many. Like a...a...
"Ah fuck it," she says, "I'm calling you Wuffles."
"That is an acceptable designation. We are Wuffles, a Terminal of the Geth."