Talk:Mwassaa Musyoka/@comment-38112131-20190118002746

What are the powers and limitations of the pilot? There's the whole pinching space thing, of course. That's cool. WHat's that like? You know, something utilitarian like a snap of the fingers? More satisfactory like a sneeze? Something catastrophically painful or pleasurable? An ecstatic cascade of wonderfulness? Shot directly to the pleasure center of the brain? Or pain?

Can she be operated like a computer?

Or does she have free will? What compells her? If they find someone to break the linchpin, I'm assuming that sets the pilot free? Does she become an equal partner?

If so, what is everyone's motive for doing that? It would be totally in Salome's nature to do it just because she hates the idea of someone being essentially a slave. Which, come to think of it, suggests things about her past and her motive to adopt strays and underdogs.

Back to the pilot, how much is she or does she become an active partner in their venture? What does she have to contribute besides the pinching thing?

If you, Matt, want to write this character, is that going to be enough fun for you? I don't see either Salome or Skyler starting out as the kind of adventure hero you like to write.