3. Red Alert as a former double agent. Not that anyone besides himself knows about the ‘former’ part, and only the ‘cons know about the ‘double agent’ part. Starscream in Auto-Berserk was trying to coax back a comrade/close friend he thought had been reprogrammed by the Autobots.
And he's glitch is really him being so afraid someone would tell on him.
4. It’d been a bad day, and he knew it was only going to get worse. As soon as he was able, he slipped away and hid in a dark corner of the monastery, curling into a ball and offlining his optics. The sensation of arms wrapped around him, and a shadowy whisper murmured comfort in his ear. He knew if he turned on his optics, there would be no one there, but that didn’t matter to him. Primus didn’t need to be seen to comfort his children.
*loves* Why did I thought of Perceptor first?
8. Human 1: I’m fairly certain it never said ‘on the eight day, god created Cybertron’ Human 2: Of course not. His brother Primus did. Theology is much more interesting when you add giant robots.
Human 1: But god doesn't have a brother? Human 2: *shrugs* Why not? If he can have a son then he can have a brother.
9. Decepticon: I think I have a concussion. I have a sudden desire to pronounce those squishies you haul around with you cute.
Skywarp!
11. It’s a strange thing, but most Transformers believe any human they like aren’t ‘really’ human. Instead, they think that the human is simply a spark that got lost on its way back to matrix and ended up in a human shell instead.
That idea actually explains to me why the let Sparkplug play with spareparts to create his Transformers' Frankenstein. And why they didn't think twice about hooking Spike on it.
17. One of the autobots once trekked halfway across Cybertron, alone, through Decepticon territory, carrying classified information about energon deposits, with no weapons. (“I believe the phrase here is ‘Beat that’.”)
Strangely enough, I thought of Smokescreen when I read it.
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Date: 2008-10-16 06:21 am (UTC)And he's glitch is really him being so afraid someone would tell on him.
4. It’d been a bad day, and he knew it was only going to get worse. As soon as he was able, he slipped away and hid in a dark corner of the monastery, curling into a ball and offlining his optics. The sensation of arms wrapped around him, and a shadowy whisper murmured comfort in his ear. He knew if he turned on his optics, there would be no one there, but that didn’t matter to him. Primus didn’t need to be seen to comfort his children.
*loves*
Why did I thought of Perceptor first?8. Human 1: I’m fairly certain it never said ‘on the eight day, god created Cybertron’
Human 2: Of course not. His brother Primus did.
Theology is much more interesting when you add giant robots.
Human 1: But god doesn't have a brother?
Human 2: *shrugs* Why not? If he can have a son then he can have a brother.
9. Decepticon: I think I have a concussion. I have a sudden desire to pronounce those squishies you haul around with you cute.
Skywarp!
11. It’s a strange thing, but most Transformers believe any human they like aren’t ‘really’ human. Instead, they think that the human is simply a spark that got lost on its way back to matrix and ended up in a human shell instead.
That idea actually explains to me why the let Sparkplug play with spareparts to create his Transformers' Frankenstein. And why they didn't think twice about hooking Spike on it.
17. One of the autobots once trekked halfway across Cybertron, alone, through Decepticon territory, carrying classified information about energon deposits, with no weapons. (“I believe the phrase here is ‘Beat that’.”)
Strangely enough, I thought of Smokescreen when I read it.