Soulbound

Just when Doctor Jaylin Glaslow thinks he has a day off, trouble (in the form of Cal) comes knocking on his door. - - - Trigger warnings for this episode: Discussions of abandonment and comparison of trauma

When Doctor Jaylin Glaslow is tasked with a job from Buttons, he winds up giving his recorder to K-Fed for a while. - - - Trigger Warnings: Suicidal ideation and planning: 11:24-12:08, 27:26-28:47 Murder to robots: 23:14-25:54 Robotic body horror: 26:15-27:24 If you or someone you know is struggling or in crisis, help is available. Call or text 988 or chat 988lifeline.org. For LGBTQIA+ folks, The Trevor Project’s TrevorLifeline is 1-866-488-7386. Your local resources will vary, and every system is subject to bias, but know that help is out there. I feel it's important to tell these kinds of stories, but if you need to skip this weeks episode, know that you aren't missing anything vitally important to the plot (at least, nothing that won't be mentioned again.) I love you <3. Thank You for listening or Thank You for taking care of your wellbeing.

2nd Commander Mason, back aboard The Deck, goes about his duties after receiving the first batch of recordings from Doctor Jaylin Glaslow - - - Trigger Warnings: Passive aggressive discrimination

Back aboard The Deck, Jaylin's friends and coworkers, Tele and Mason, go through his old computer to learn more about him and the universe. - - - Trigger warnings: Discussions of completely fictional wars

Jaylin Glaslow has an appointment with Doctor Buttons to ensure he doesn't kill the flowers. . . . Trigger warnings: brief mentions of murder

Doctor Jaylin Glaslow arrives on the planet of Last Stand to a... warm welcome. - - -

Doctor Jaylin Glaslow says his goodbyes to his associates aboard The Deck research station and begins his journey to a solar system known as Last Stand, encountering a new friend along the way. - - - Warning: this episode features descriptions of harm (to robots, not humans, though it is treated with the same severity). (9:55-10:21)