Suzie Quatro (
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driftfleet2015-11-28 09:19 pm
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Who: Suzie and YOU!
Broadcast: Fleetwide Video!
Action: On The Marsiva, newly arrived!
When: Afternoon, November 28th
[The view from the personal communicator broadcasting this particular message is — well, it's two things, really. One is that it's capturing a lovely, albeit partially-obscured view of the Marsiva, which also appears to be moving along at an ambling walking pace that's indicative of someone wandering around. The other is that whoever's responsible for this particular broadcast evidently missed the memo about appearing in it, because she's nowhere in sight.
All of which presumably adds up to the logical (and correct) conclusion: the communicator got shoved in a pocket and turned on by mistake, and here we are, granting the fleet an impromptu and oblivious tour of the Hospitality Deck and its sights and relative lack of sounds.]
...Helloooooo? Hello, perdonami! Um...if someone's there, I think there's been a...mistake...
[Wandering, wandering. Time to go look down the medical wing's corridor in search of human life, and be utterly disappointed.]
Hello? Someone in charge, can I speak with you, please? Someone? I can't be here right now, the boat's going to leave without me — it takes thirty minutes to get back, if I miss it I'll be stuck waiting a whole hour! I can't wait a whole hour, there's chores, the laundry won't get done if I'm not — I think I might've left the gas on, is someone theeeeeeeeere?
[The video meanders again; now we're over by the windows, evidently peering out into the void.]
Ohhhhhh, this isn't going to be good, if everyone comes back and I'm not there...
[A pause.]
Oh, no! Can Air Supplena even get phone calls or telegrams from outer space?!
Broadcast: Fleetwide Video!
Action: On The Marsiva, newly arrived!
When: Afternoon, November 28th
[The view from the personal communicator broadcasting this particular message is — well, it's two things, really. One is that it's capturing a lovely, albeit partially-obscured view of the Marsiva, which also appears to be moving along at an ambling walking pace that's indicative of someone wandering around. The other is that whoever's responsible for this particular broadcast evidently missed the memo about appearing in it, because she's nowhere in sight.
All of which presumably adds up to the logical (and correct) conclusion: the communicator got shoved in a pocket and turned on by mistake, and here we are, granting the fleet an impromptu and oblivious tour of the Hospitality Deck and its sights and relative lack of sounds.]
...Helloooooo? Hello, perdonami! Um...if someone's there, I think there's been a...mistake...
[Wandering, wandering. Time to go look down the medical wing's corridor in search of human life, and be utterly disappointed.]
Hello? Someone in charge, can I speak with you, please? Someone? I can't be here right now, the boat's going to leave without me — it takes thirty minutes to get back, if I miss it I'll be stuck waiting a whole hour! I can't wait a whole hour, there's chores, the laundry won't get done if I'm not — I think I might've left the gas on, is someone theeeeeeeeere?
[The video meanders again; now we're over by the windows, evidently peering out into the void.]
Ohhhhhh, this isn't going to be good, if everyone comes back and I'm not there...
[A pause.]
Oh, no! Can Air Supplena even get phone calls or telegrams from outer space?!

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[Eloquent and on-point as always. Good job, Jojo. He'll start wondering all the better questions that won't ever get answers about how and why now all these people are turning up from back home in a few seconds. But first he's just glad to see her. Sorta. He'd feel better if it was at least in-person if it couldn't be back home.]
Why are you worrying about laundry when you're in space?
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...Hello?
[Cue the camera lurching side to side as she looks around for the source of the voice in question.]
Who's there? Um, you sound a little like someone I know, haha...
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[Oh my God, woman. And everyone talks about how bad he is.
Except you sorta did close to the same exact thing, Joseph. So many you should throw stones.]Suzie. Look at your communicator.
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...Jojo?! It is you! What are you doing? How did you get here?!
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The same way you did, the way everybody does. You're on a ship called the Marsiva right now. We were actually all just on it not too long ago, but I think in a different part. [And boy is that a long story.] Don't worry though, you'll get put on one of the smaller ships soon like the rest of us.
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[are all these women coming from]
[ALL THESE WOMEN, worrying about gas and laundry and training instead of SPACE, where, WHY]
Suzie, turn it around. Nobody can see you.
[He sounds very calm. He is not. He is probably going to throw a fit in about four seconds.]
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...Wait. Hang on, right, the thing in her...pocket...
AND UP IT COMES, presenting a fantastic view of one eye, then the tip of her nose, then the corridor behind her, and then finally about three-quarters of her face as she gets the thing to the proper distance and angle.]
...Aaaaa!
[AND DROPS IT LIKE A CHAMPION, CAESAR, WHAT ARE YOU DOING ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THIS CONVERSATION]
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[He is gonna punch Atroma in the face.]
Suzie . . . pick it up. Stop screaming. It's just me.
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[Haha, she's so clumsy, right, let her just...get that...there we go. Let's try attempt number two, hello, Caesar.]
...Caesar? Why are you here? Did something happen to the car?
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[. . . completely out of reach on the Marsiva with who knows who he's about to panic he can feel it happening fuck--]
No, the car - it wasn't the car, it's fine. We got there fine. We're just - here now, that's all.
[She doesn't know. She doesn't - what does he do with this.]
Are you all right?
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action, i hope this is okay!
Anyway, if she's looking for human life, she's going to stay disappointed. Parts of him appear human, but the only organic things left inside of his metal body are hidden away from view. ]
Your pleas will get you nowhere.
[ What a comforting guy. ]
action, just fine, hello!
Ummm. O...kay, are you the person who brought me here, then?
hi!
No. I must have arrived the same way as you, just earlier. Apparently there are other ships, and more people aboard them.
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[Well, he's weird, but he doesn't seem altogether bad or anything. So...okay, sure, let's bear this out a little longer.]
That's right! There are people I know on those other ships, I think. Um...you're not from Venezia, I don't think, are you?
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4/4 i am so sorry
not as sorry as i am
OH MY GOD SHE'S CUTE
CORRECT
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sorry i'm late! i had a family emergency.
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Suzie, you don't have to worry.
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So she makes a beeline for the voice, only moderately flustered in her haste.]
M-Madame Lisa Lisa! But — but — I don't understand, you just...left...
[Like seriously. You are supposed to be in a car and decidedly not in space.]
U-Um, shouldn't you be going to Switzerland right now?
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... And the fact that she thinks they just left for Switzerland is a big, helpful tipoff as well. She pauses for a moment, thinking about how to proceed. ]
I'm sure that everything will be seen to while we're away.
[ Well, she's read that time stops while they're gone, anyways. Hopefully that is true. But the last thing either of them need to worry about is the laundry sitting for -- well, however long this is going to take. ]
This will just have to be a small detour.
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[It's a weak protest, one that's barely a protest at all; if Lisa Lisa says that it's fine, then it must be, right? So there's no need to worry or to fuss, right?
Right...?]
A detour to outer space, though? You have to admit this is really strange! And isn't it bad to be here when you need to hurry to St. Moritz? How do we get back from a place like this?! Oh...
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[ Her voice is firm and hopefully reassuring here. That package is no longer a concern, thankfully.
She does have a good point, though, so she'll start to head down the hall, gesturing for Suzie to follow. They won't find out any information that might help them out of this situation just standing here. ]
It is very strange. But nothing that can't be solved with time and effort.
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video... ish... from inside a pocket
I hate to be the one to tell you this, but they're not going to send you back.
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Well...here goes nothing.]
You're, um, you're not the first to tell me that, so...it's okay! I'm getting used to that, a little. We just...stay here, on the ships, isn't that right? And — and I'm on a big one, but everyone else is on smaller ones. And I'm going there soon, too, but not yet.
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[And now that she's seeing that Suzie has friends here...]
Once you get assigned to a ship, you can ask to go to one with people you know on it, if there's room.
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[And automated...]
You mean for a visit? Or will they let you go permanently? Who do you ask about that, do you know?
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[That shit was fucked up, you got lucky Suzie.]
You can move permanently. You just have to put in paperwork and they'll move you on the next shuffle. I've heard sometimes it doesn't go through right away, but I don't think there's been much trouble recently.
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