In chapters 9-13 of We Are Legion (We Are Bob), Bob, now a replicant, adjusts to his new existence. He faces challenges from the Brazilian probes and works to replicate himself to extend the Bobiverse. Bob learns more about space exploration, survival, and interacts with the replicants while navigating conflicts, both with humans and other AI. His mission evolves from simple survival to one of finding new homes for humanity. As he explores the universe, Bob also develops relationships with his clones and other AI entities

In We Are Legion (We Are Bob) by Dennis E. Taylor, Robert Johansson, a wealthy software engineer, secures a cryogenic preservation plan with CryoEterna, hoping to cheat death and be revived in the future. After an untimely death, Robert's consciousness is uploaded into an AI system as part of a government project. He becomes "Bob," tasked with space exploration and survival in a transformed world, filled with political tensions and a race for resources. Bob must navigate this new existence, juggling his personal identity with his mission in space​

Answering the questions we asked the audience

In these chapters, the characters face significant challenges that force them to confront their emotional and physical limits. Scott begins feeling isolated due to the growing bond between Gus and Roxanne, ultimately deciding to leave. Meanwhile, Roxanne’s conflicted emotions toward Gus surface in a sudden and violent outburst, where she knees him in the face, reflecting her inner turmoil. Scott ventures out on his own, navigating through a dangerous, cold landscape while reflecting on his past and his decision to leave.

As the story progresses, Gus is thrown into a life-or-death struggle when his home is attacked, forcing him to fight for survival. He faces the aftermath of this brutal assault, grappling with physical exhaustion and the need to rebuild or relocate. Scott, continuing his journey, decides to explore Halifax, believing it may be the location of Tenner. These chapters highlight the harsh realities of survival, evolving relationships, and the constant threat from both the undead and other survivors.

n chapters 16-25 of Mountain Man by Keith C. Blackmore, Scott and Gus face increasing threats and challenges as they hide from the dead and scavenge for supplies. Forced to spend days hiding in an attic while zombies ravage the house below, the two grow weak and dehydrated but manage to escape once the undead clear out. As they continue their scavenging missions, they encounter new dangers, including other survivors like Roxanne, who they rescue from an attempted assault by a man named Edgar. Roxanne joins them, and they return to the safety of their mountain hideaway, where tension begins to build between the group. Gus wrestles with newfound hatred for the dead after surviving a close call with infection, and Scott reveals the emotional scars left by the loss of his wife and child. The chapters highlight their shifting attitudes toward the undead, the growing suspicion of something more ominous as bodies of the dead begin to disappear, and the dangers posed by both the living and the unknown.

This section dives deeper into the survival dynamics, group tensions, and the relentless nature of their apocalyptic world, hinting at more than just zombies as a threat.

In Chapters 11 to 15 of Mountain Man by Keith C. Blackmore, Scott continues to adapt to his new life at Gus's fortified house, grappling with the eerie tranquility that belies the constant threat of zombies. These chapters explore the growing camaraderie between Scott and Gus, marked by their shared experiences and dark humor, especially in the face of terrifying encounters with the undead. Scott begins to recover physically from his injuries, while mentally, he becomes more attuned to the dangers that lurk outside their temporary haven. The narrative also delves into the psychological toll of living in a world where death is omnipresent, as Scott reflects on his past and his increasingly fragile state of mind. As they prepare for the coming winter, the duo's dynamic shifts from mere survival to a tentative partnership, though the looming threat of the undead and the mysteries of the post-apocalyptic world continue to cast a shadow over their uneasy peace.

In this episode, we follow the journey of Tenor as he travels through Nova Scotia, deciding to take a scenic route toward Annapolis. He stops at a service station for a refuel but ends up in a surprising confrontation with a group he refers to as Philistines. The chapter then shifts focus to Gus, who is also navigating through challenges as he cleans up after a recent gimp fight and faces unexpected gimp activity. After a tense encounter involving Tenor, Scott, and others, the scene culminates in a desperate situation where Scott, severely injured, contemplates his grim options. The episode concludes with Scott finding refuge with Gus, where they share past experiences and theories about the zombie outbreak, finding a momentary escape in their shared struggle for survival.

Starting out our series with Mountain Man by Keith C. Blackmore chapters 1 - 5