Moss'd in Space
A scrappy spacer buys a moss-covered starship and discovers its sentient computer has as much baggage as she does.
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Plot structure labels used: episodic, slow burn, quest-driven, reveal-driven, character arc, escalating danger, progressive ascent, finale payoff, part-based structure
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