military-technology
The chapter references military programs like Screaming Fist and virus programs such as Mole, indicating the militarization of hacking technology.
3 chapters across 3 books
Neuromancer (1984)William Gibson
In this chapter, Case wakes up in a spacious hotel room after a year of confinement, confronted by Armitage who offers to repair his neural damage in exchange for his cooperation. Molly, a skilled and enigmatic woman, supports Case and reveals the uncertain nature of their employer. The chapter explores Case's physical and psychological recovery, his mistrust, and the beginning of his reluctant involvement in a new mission.
A Fire Upon the Deep (2002)Vernor Vinge
This chapter is a meta-textual commentary containing authorial notes and suggestions regarding narrative transitions, technological details, and pacing within the story. It discusses potential viewpoints for scene changes, the realism of technological testing, and the incorporation of small inventions and military technology in the plot. The notes also reflect on how these elements might affect character interactions and the story's internal logic.
The Windup Girl (2009)Paolo Bacigalupi
In this chapter, Emiko witnesses a sudden military intervention at Anderson-sama's tower, where Anderson-sama and others are forcibly taken away by soldiers. She observes the political turmoil unfolding around her, including the involvement of Trade Minister Akkarat, and reads a public notice accusing a windup girl of assassinating a high-ranking official, which heightens her sense of danger and isolation.