Hello,,

Hello,,

My name is Ashraf Alanqar, and I am 30 years old. My wife, Widad Issa, and I have a one-and-a-half-year-old son named Bakr. We used to live peacefully in the Al-Shuja’iya neighborhood, in a house we built just a week before the war began. I worked as a farmer and owned a large chicken farm that provided for my family.

Beloved of my heart (Bakr)

Then the war came and destroyed everything. Our home was reduced to ashes, and our chicken farm was obliterated. We lost our home, our livelihood, and even our basic rights. We've been forced to move from place to place in northern Gaza, simply trying to survive.

My House before...

Me.. while trying to recognize what has happened..

The terror we feel as we flee from heavy bombardment is unbearable. The sound of explosions around us, the constant fear as we navigate through the rubble of destroyed homes searching for safety and food, haunts us every day. My son Bakr is constantly scared and suffers from severe malnutrition and skin diseases due to the lack of food, water, and sanitation.

Our beautiful memories.. :(

We urgently need your help. I am asking for your support to fund this campaign to move my family to a safe place, provide us with a proper home, and ensure we have enough food, water, and medical care.

Baker used to play with his dog.

Your donation, no matter how small, can make a significant difference in our lives. We desperately need your support and solidarity during this difficult time. Together, we can restore hope and safety to Ashraf and his family.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for considering my plea. Your support means more than words can express. Together, we can turn a story of loss into a journey of hope and resilience.

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Ashraf & the Family

I just watched episode 2 of TADC and can I just say that ending was actually really heartwarming what the hell

Reading amazing fanfiction, then forgetting to bookmark it

It's my birthday, so here's a crappy little doodle

Just watched the Murder Drones finale. The ending was pretty good in my opinion. Anyways-

V IS ALIVEEEEEEE

YEEEEEEES

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

Theory time

I don't think the "Cyn" we see in the present of Murder Drones is the real Cyn. It's the solver controlling Cyn's body.

Why do I think this?

1; There had to be someone in there for N to form a sibling bond with. And once the solver took over, it started playing with his emotions, using his bond with Cyn to get what it wanted. It ended up working, of course.

2; Towards the start of episode 5, we see a scene where there's a pile of drone corpses. A close-up on one of their arms shows that they've all been marked for disassembly. One of the drones' screens turns on, showing some text for a split second, then switching to their eyes.

I took a screenshot of that split second, and here's what I could decipher:

[ ][ ][ ]hello : ]

I see you are [die] (unreadable)

I see you are in (unreadable) end]]

--- I FD--t] [self(destruct?) (Unreadable) end]]

I see we could [trl] (unreadable) [edit] for you

I will not discard you

[ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][absolute[(solver?)]

Access? Y/N

I see you will be here for

(End)

I believe that this drone is Cyn. The real Cyn, having been disassembled and thrown away.

3; ...Actually I can't come up with anything else.

Anyway, yeah, Cyn isn't actually Cyn.

Does this mean the real Cyn could possibly come back somehow now that Uzi is the solver's primary host?

NOPE.

she's dead, her core was eaten and her body fucking melted. But in actuality, even if that didn't happen, Cyn would still be long gone. She died the moment the solver activated.