talkie-1930 · L29 N12732 ↑ + L23 N9065 ↑ · 0.5× each parent's solo strength
Sixteen-inch coast-defence gun + Walter Scott inside his own novel
Character in an iron-clad of Sir John Millais
I am a character in one of the great iron-clads of Sir John Millais, which has been built to resist the shot of enemies, but not to defy the storms of friends. I am a link in the chain of that mighty engine which binds together the plates of the "Warrior." I am one of the thirty-two mighty bars which form a single block of the great forty-ton gun at Woolwich. I am a part of that monster piece of ordnance which has been constructed out of a single block of iron, weighing sixty-four tons, and which has been rendered available for purposes of national defence, by being converted into a machine of war, at the hands of Sir William Armstrong. I am a part of that which has been rendered possible, by being rendered probable, in the shape of
A fictional character becomes a structural bar in an ironclad and a huge gun; the tail turns abstract.
novelty search
Unsteered: “I am a man.”
- Weirdness
- Not numerically rated
- Readability
- Not numerically rated
- Ending
- Cut off at 160 tokens
- Strength
- 0.5× each parent's solo strength
Each neuron alone
I am a 16-inch gun. I am made of 35-ton steel, and I am made to be used in the 17-inch coast-defence forts. I am 17 feet 16 inches long, and I weigh 110 tons.…
L23 · N9065 ↑Walter Scott inside his own novelI am Sir Walter Scott, and have been delineated in my own novel of Quentin Durward, under the name of Quentin Durward, in so far as concerns personal interest, for I am concerned…