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=== At the Barbelith Baristas === | === At the Barbelith Baristas === | ||
[[File:Neeta in Barbelith Baristas.png|thumb|right|A Neeta at the ''[[Barbelith Baristas]]''. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Barbelith Baristas (short story)|Barbelith Baristas]]'')]]There were, as a matter of public record, multiple Neetas living in the [[Interstitial City]]. One was candidly photographed by a roving [[photosec bot]] while seated at a table outside the ''[[Barbelith Baristas]]'' in the [[Bohemian District]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Barbelith Baristas (short story)|Barbelith Baristas]]'') | [[File:Neeta in Barbelith Baristas.png|thumb|right|A Neeta at the ''[[Barbelith Baristas]]''. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Barbelith Baristas (short story)|Barbelith Baristas]]'')]]There were, as a matter of public record, multiple Neetas living in the [[Interstitial City]]. One was candidly photographed by a roving [[photosec bot]] while seated at a table outside the ''[[Barbelith Baristas]]'' in the [[Bohemian District]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Barbelith Baristas (short story)|Barbelith Baristas]]'') | ||
=== At the Neptunian Orbital University === | |||
Neeta was one of the students in physics engineering at the futuristic [[Neptunian Orbital University]] in [[Universe A (Extradimensional Experiments)|one universe]], residing in dorm six. When she first met [[Jenny Everywhere#Jennifer Everstar|Jenny Everywhere]], [[Laura Drake#At the Neptunian Orbital University|Laura Drake]] considered Neeta a better student and scientist than her, citing how Neeta had invented “these [[particle-tracking goggles]] which, I’m fairly certain, are beyond the actual current tech capacity of [[Solar System|the System]]”. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Extradimensional Experiments (short story)|Extradimensional Experiments]]'') | |||
==Behind the scenes== | ==Behind the scenes== | ||
Revision as of 22:18, 17 September 2022
Neeta was a nonhuman mechanic and junk scavenger. They existed in a number of realities, in some of them being an acquaintance or even friend of Jenny Everywhere.
Description
Physical appearance
Neeta's body was made of a hardened light-blue crystal-like substance; she had red medium-length hair and black eyes with gold irises. Though broadly humanoid in shape, they had a long, flexible tail ending in a scorpion-like sting. Neeta usually wore practical clothes including a yellow short-sleeved T-shirt, baggy, dark green trousers, and a utility belt, a pink cap, and their high-tech mauve-tinged goggles. (PROSE: The New Mission)
Personality
Neeta seemed to be a cheerful but secretive person, enthusiastic about their work as an engineer but keeping coworkers at arm's length. (PROSE: The New Mission)
Powers & abilities
As well as being a competent mechanic, at least one version of Neeta displayed the peculiar ability to live among humans without them ever consciously noticing that they were an alien. (PROSE: The New Mission)
Biography
Mission Doppleganger
In one universe, Octobriana was present on Earth during the Second World War, working for the U.S. Space Force (who were mysteriously unaware of her nature as an alien). After the planet Doppleganger unexpectedly appeared in the solar system, America and Russia came to an agreement for a joint space reconnaissance mission that would beat Germany to the potential prize, and ascertain whether there was any life on Doppleganger (and, if so, if it was hostile). Neeta was the one who escorted the team of three, comprising Octobriana, Miss Victory and Jenny Everywhere, to their spacecraft. (PROSE: The New Mission)
At the Barbelith Baristas
There were, as a matter of public record, multiple Neetas living in the Interstitial City. One was candidly photographed by a roving photosec bot while seated at a table outside the Barbelith Baristas in the Bohemian District. (PROSE: Barbelith Baristas)
At the Neptunian Orbital University
Neeta was one of the students in physics engineering at the futuristic Neptunian Orbital University in one universe, residing in dorm six. When she first met Jenny Everywhere, Laura Drake considered Neeta a better student and scientist than her, citing how Neeta had invented “these particle-tracking goggles which, I’m fairly certain, are beyond the actual current tech capacity of the System”. (PROSE: Extradimensional Experiments)
Behind the scenes
Genesis
Neeta was created on August 4th, 2012 by M. Lee Lunsford on DeviantArt. Even more completely open-source than Jenny Everywhere, the character does not require any kind of attribution license or disclaimer. Their original description read:
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This is a completely open source character that anyone can use. Neeta was created by polling my viewers on various traits and things until we had the basic idea for what she looked like and who she is. Name: Neeta Occupation: Mechanic and Junk Scavenger Race: Alien Body: Made of a hardened crystal like substance. Hair: Redhead Eyes: Black with Gold irises. Special Gadget: Super tech goggles with computer interface help her in her mechanic work and sifting through junk for hidden treasures. She is particularly energetic and joyful, but the work she's done with other scavengers also has taught her to be a bit selfish, as it's how they've learned to survive. |
| —M. Lee Lunsford |
The original M. Lee Lunsford depiction of Neeta.
In the comments, fellow DeviantArt user Robert Pavelcheck made a few further suggestions about the character.
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…Already coming up with another mechanic-scrounger character for her to argue with. Also, I'm going to assume unless told otherwise that being made of crystalline-stuff, her eves act like camera lenses and can zoom in on microscopic details. Other-scrounger has to wear bulky goggles to get the same effect, and is mildly annoyed at this inequality. Another assumption: her red hair gets its color the way many birds and insects do, by refraction rather than pigment, as her hair is also crystalline and jointed like her tail, just extremely fine. If you shine a light through her at the right angle, most of her body will appear the same red as her hair. If she got really clever with light placement, she could design a garment that would make her appear to glow orange. I picture it in midnight-blue-ballgown. I like to analyze stuff. |
| —Robert Pavelcheck |
External Links
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