Leela

Leela is a main Futurama character voiced by Katey Sagal, and this result places her at the point where decisions stop being theoretical. She behaves by taking the route, reading the danger, and making the nearest reckless person useful. In an ensemble built for comic science-fiction trouble, she is the answer that arrives with a course correction and no patience for decorative panic.

You move first, but not blindly. When the landing corridor narrows or the broadcast becomes absurd, you choose the task that keeps bodies, cargo, and reputation in roughly the same piece of space. You can listen while acting, which is rarer than it should be. People may grumble at your instructions; they still follow them when metal begins to complain. Leela is the match when your competence is practical rather than ornamental. The risk is that carrying the sensible plan too often can make you treat every companion as a malfunctioning instrument. You may stop asking for help until help has to force its way in. Command is useful, but permanent vigilance is a poor substitute for trust, rest, and the occasional admission that someone else saw the hazard first.

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