Caesar Zeppeli (
mylegacy) wrote in
driftfleet2015-07-10 12:41 pm
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Who: Caesar Zeppeli and your face
Broadcast: Fleetwide
Action: Marsiva
When: Friday and Saturday before the shuffle!
[All things told, Caesar does not spend a lot of time on introspection when he arrives on the Marsiva. He takes a few moments to look at the stars - astonishingly bright and close, almost frighteningly so, when you're used to cities, or being too busy to look up and see the space that God made - and then looks away. For fear of being overwhelmed, maybe, or because he has other things to do.]
[Though he can't begin to imagine what they are. What do you do after you've died?]
[When he figures out how to access the network, he doesn't hesitate at all. Hesitating means thinking, and if he thinks too much about this his voice will come out weak, lost, confused. He is a Zeppeli; that would be unforgivable.]
[So it comes out strong, full, his syllables well-rounded and imbued with good humor.]
Buongiorno, all, I - seem to have taken a wrong turn somewhere around Mars. I don't suppose anyone has a map?
[He chuckles briefly, then sombers. There's information in his head that he doesn't know the source of, but he can guess.]
There are many people trapped here. I know that much already. I know what is happening. What I don't understand is why.
[Or what is to be done about it. (Although where would he go, if he wasn't here?)]
Broadcast: Fleetwide
Action: Marsiva
When: Friday and Saturday before the shuffle!
[All things told, Caesar does not spend a lot of time on introspection when he arrives on the Marsiva. He takes a few moments to look at the stars - astonishingly bright and close, almost frighteningly so, when you're used to cities, or being too busy to look up and see the space that God made - and then looks away. For fear of being overwhelmed, maybe, or because he has other things to do.]
[Though he can't begin to imagine what they are. What do you do after you've died?]
[When he figures out how to access the network, he doesn't hesitate at all. Hesitating means thinking, and if he thinks too much about this his voice will come out weak, lost, confused. He is a Zeppeli; that would be unforgivable.]
[So it comes out strong, full, his syllables well-rounded and imbued with good humor.]
Buongiorno, all, I - seem to have taken a wrong turn somewhere around Mars. I don't suppose anyone has a map?
[He chuckles briefly, then sombers. There's information in his head that he doesn't know the source of, but he can guess.]
There are many people trapped here. I know that much already. I know what is happening. What I don't understand is why.
[Or what is to be done about it. (Although where would he go, if he wasn't here?)]

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[Dry as dust.]
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I thought you were striving to be boring?
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--Oh, right. You do get paid for this whole thing, and the money can go to upgrading your ship and stuff like that.
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Considerate kidnappers. What's the pay rate? A dollar for every laugh?
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How well do you get paid? [What kind of crazy bullshit do you get up to, Ino, tell him.]
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[ She laughs and looks a little sheepish ... ]
But you never really know what you're gonna run into, or who might show up. People from any time or place can show up here, which means people sometimes get to see someone from their future, or someone who died a long time ago.
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It's never on purpose, is it? Not really.
Is there anyone from your home here, Ino?
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No, not me. But I've had a lot of friends who've been able to see people like that. Reunions are usually pretty good for the ratings.
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I hope I get paid soon, then.
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As long as you're involved somehow, I think it works.
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[He smirks.]
I wonder if I can get his money, too. [Joseph is gonna start out broke if he has anything to say about it.]
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That depends, do you think he'd hand it over?
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Maybe just the first one, then.
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