Tay Barnam (
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driftfleet2015-03-21 06:01 pm
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Who: The intrepid crew of the SS Paisley!
Broadcast: anything could happen, I guess?
Action: Anywhere on the ship
When: From the shuffle through the end of the month
[ Well the ship could only stay empty but for her captain for so long. And I'm sure the audience is just DYING to know what happens when these older folks show up and find their ship is captained by a 17-year-old with an attitude problem.
Let the games begin... ]
Broadcast: anything could happen, I guess?
Action: Anywhere on the ship
When: From the shuffle through the end of the month
[ Well the ship could only stay empty but for her captain for so long. And I'm sure the audience is just DYING to know what happens when these older folks show up and find their ship is captained by a 17-year-old with an attitude problem.
Let the games begin... ]
anytime before the end of the month
Okay, maybe that's not fair. If she was going to bond with someone, at least it was Jorge (aka Manolo), not someone she couldn't stand. But she was not expecting that, and it's thrown her mood off, especially since she can sort of feel how unrelentingly PLEASANT he is most of the time.
She's planetside a lot of the time, but when she's on the ship, you're most likely to find her in the kitchen, the cockpit/control room/whatever you call that on a spaceship practicing flying the ship (she's not half bad), or on the shuttle.
This shuttle is her home now. Knock before entering and ask nicely if you want her to fly you anywhere. Or offer her something she wants, that'd work too. If you could save up for a solid battleaxe instead of the mediocre sword she managed to get her hands on, she'd fly you anywhere you want to go for the next month, no questions asked.
She doesn't sleep a lot, and she sleeps at weird times and in weird places. Finding her sprawled in the pilot's chair of the control room or under the table in the kitchen sound asleep is not unheard of. Gotta grab sleep when you can get it, right? That's how the Barnams do it, anyway... ]
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Congrats, you get a sleepy but increasingly alert angel with a bit of a rat's nest in her hair, wearing only a sports bra up top. ]
Yeah, need me?
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Mind if I hitch a ride down planetside? Need some fresh air and a bit 'o work.
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Yeah, sure, gimme a minute to warm 'er up.
[ She waves him in, yawning but clearly waking up quickly, and turns to get back to the console. Her arms and torso have assorted minor scars here and there, as you'd expect from anyone who's trained in combat with sharp (or blunt, honestly) objects. Or gotten in lots of fights. What isn't so normal are the pretty intense mirrored scars that run down her back from her shoulders to about her mid-back. They've still got a bit of that "happened in the last few years" pink tint do them, even if they're clearly not fresh.
Tay grabs her shirt as she passes it and yanks it on before she sits down. ]
I need'ta get these things upgraded. 'pparently they get more roomy, might be able to drag my mattress in here instead'a sleeping in the seats.
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You oughtta take the blankets and pillows from the extra beds.
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[ She flips switches and presses buttons and has a brief moment of gratefulness for the augment she was given. Okay, she'll thank God for it even. Security might've been better for the guns, but that's worth shit if you can't get to where you need to be.
Anyway, it gives her a lot of the freedom her car does back home. She may not be able to fly away from the Fleet, but she can go where she wants within that range. ]
Is it mornin' or afternoon, anyway?
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[you're the captain, tay]
Afternoon.
[joel is inspecting the inside of this shuttle. it's so fucking weird to know this.]
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[ Yeah she's the captain. In charge of making sure they've all got what they need. So there. ]
Hmmph.
[ Well, that was more sleep than she meant to get.
Inspect away. It looks like he's probably expecting it to look (thank you augment?) aside from the blanket on one seat. She hasn't had a chance to settle in yet, don't worry it'll start to look more like a bedroom soon. ]
There's a guy in town keeps tryin' to find the ghosts he swears are haunting his vegetable garden. Can probably get a few bucks off him easy, for what it's worth.
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Ah - Are you alright? [ she kneels down immediately, thinking maybe tay fell or something? who knows. ]
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There a 'mergency?
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No, I... I had thought that perhaps you were hurt. Were you sleeping...?
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'chuh. Yeah.
[ She yawns and stretches, still on the floor as she'd whack her head if she tried to sit up ]
Whatever. 'm up now. You need me?
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Is there nowhere more comfortable for you to sleep?
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Can't get outta practice. If you only sleep on soft mattresses, 'fore too long that's the only place you can get good sleep. Ain't good if you wanna be able to catch a few minutes whenever and wherever you get a chance.
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True enough, I suppose. But I do think the kitchen floor is far less suited to sleeping than many other areas of the ship - even if they are not feather beds or anything as comfortable. [ like... a chair, or something. ] Wherever you choose to sleep is not my business though, so I apologize for being intrusive.
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[ Tay yawns and runs a hand through her hair. ]
I do chairs sometimes. Floor's better, most've the time. Can stretch out flat. We meet proper yet?
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It's during one of these hopeful visits that he spots Tay, curled up like a shrimp on the floor, using the small table as a canopy.
He lifts an eyebrow.]
Girl.
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Whu.
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[ The Irish in her accent is strong right now. ]
Wha's it to ya?
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The floor seems a poor replacement.
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[ She eyes him like she's unsure if he'll let her go back to sleep no, or if she even wants to, then sighs and stretches out, rather reminiscent of a cat. ]
You need something or does everyone on this damn ship like bothering me while I'm sleeping?
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[He's checking the fridge now, hoping for beer.]
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[ No luck. She checked. ]