[ if he wasn't so proud, he'd probably ask a little more about what to expect. the - lack of sensation is already bothering him, how it is and isn't part of his body all at the same time. ]
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<span style=font: 1.05em Courier, monospace;">Yours is probably a lot nicer than mine was. Which helps a lot with the pain. Having something there helps a lot, I think.</span>
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I'd tell you it's okay to be mad, but that would just piss you off more, right?
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This isn’t anything I’m not already used to.
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So she cut out your organs and replaced them?
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Parts are replaceable.
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[ Most people didn't get cool robot arms in 1945. ]
They give you a prosthetic at the hospital?
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What has your experience been?
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[ He's had a lot of experiences, Damian. ]
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I'm concerned about functionality and combat ability.
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Like I said, whatever they gave you is probably nicer than the one I had, but I can't say it was ever a hindrance in combat.
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The one I have now isn't the end product. That one is still being built.
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But like I said, the tech when I lost my arm was way different. Plus, I was really out of it. Not like you are.
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[ he doesn't know how to explain other than that. losing an arm is still - losing an arm, even if you graft metal onto the stump. right? ]
Whatever. It doesn't matter.
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I can talk about the other stuff, too, but I didn't know that you wanted to. I was always awful at that, but I can try.