shitposting rave 4: (almost) anything goes

I mean, they're kind of words? But also really simple phrases? "I feel happy and safe" isn't a word and neither is threat-yelling or buzzing or any other tone thing.

 

...not many Decepticons want to learn. Mine only did 'cause we're bonded.

 

But couldn't it just be a word that MEANS 'I feel happy and safe'? I mean... it's a sound that conveys a complex idea, right?

 

I want to learn everything. And I like being able to talk to people, even if talking to people scares me.

 

-nodnod-

-happychirp! soft gentle calm chirring-

 

What does that mean?

 

Now you're rhyming? Who are you? Charles Dickens?

 

But who is going to watch out for the innocent and stop the corrupt. My father told me to do what must be done to finish the mission.

 

Means happy! did good! Also means everything is ok, everyone is safe and good.

 

-She mimics the chirp back at him.-

Like that?

 

...Okay, um. Is laughing a word? Not, like, the word 'laughing' but the actual noise you make when you're happy or freaking out.

You really like the Dickens name, don't you?

 

Hm.

Index, is laughing a-

Hm!

 

*holds up a sign with a 10 on it*

 

??? [This is, in fact, pronounced almost exactly like Archive's first attempt at a chirp, albeit drawn out a little.]

 

*brushes up against the newly found robot*

 

I forgot she's not here.

-She looks embarrassed.-

 

He mostly connected with Dickens the brief time we were there. He never like Henry Green, Alexander Bell, or basically all the others. I think it had to do with Dickens making Jacob believe in ghosts again.

 

-more happy chirp!- Yes, like that!

-soothechirp back-

-a soft chirp that would translate to [Awww] careful pets-

 

[The same enchanted chirp-trill.] It's nice to have someone you trust to always be there! But then sometimes you're apart and things get harder, right?

The point I was trying to make is, if laughter or, or venting or humming are words then chirps and clicks are too? But they don't... the meanings are longer than words, they're more like emotion noises?

 

But- everyone knows what laughing and venting means. Most everyone. It's universal. Your language isn't?

-Question chirp.-

Thank you for teaching me, Sprocket!