Suzie Quatro (
ragazzina) wrote in
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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It — oh!
[Oh, well then, this is good news!]
I'm so relieved! And, um — it doesn't seem like there's anybody on this ship who's responsible for answering questions, but there's a place for food, and the big windows, and some idle things to do...it's like they're all things to keep people busy while they wait for something...
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[ Sharp as always, Suzie. ]
This is a holding space. Once a week the people on board are sent to other, smaller ships that travel together in a collective fleet.
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[Which, of course, raises an urgent question.]
U-Um. Well, of course, if we stay together then they'll have to put us on the same smaller ship, right? That's just...it's more efficient, two at once like that, that'd make sense, right?
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Perhaps. It seems we are able to put in paperwork to transfer if that isn't the case, however, and there are even smaller personal vessels that can travel between them.
[ She isn't sure what to expect from the other people of this fleet; it'd make her feel better if Suzie was by her side in case there were some .... more dangerous passengers. ]
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1/2
I appreciate it, Suzie.
[ She'll do what she can on her end to make sure that happens, too -- not because she needs things taken care of, but because it's Suzie. She glances over at the girl beside her ... ]
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... Am I mistaken, or did those marks on your face disappear overnight?
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[She ducks her head a little, possessing too much respect for Lisa Lisa to exactly turn away from her outright, but evidently left feeling awkward by the topic, just the same.]
No...you're not wrong. The truth is, I feel...well, better than I should be, I think. The marks are gone, and there's no...
[She hesitates, and then finally just sort of blurts out:]
Nothing hurts the way it did before...so...
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... I'm glad you're feeling better.
[ The fact that she is is suspicious as all hell, but ... ]
Have you met others, on this ship?
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[Baffling. But in any case.]
Oh, and you, of course! Did you find someone to talk to, too?
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[ A robot, though ... ? ]
What sort of robot?
[ Because if they are stuck on this ship with Von Stroheim, so help her ... ]
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[Let's see, what else...]
He seemed young? Maybe about Jojo or Caesar's age...
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I'll have to pay him a visit as well, after we look through this place.
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Was there anything else you noticed that was out of place?
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But, um, other than that...haha, I haven't had much time to sort things out yet...