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flickerflash) wrote in
driftfleet2015-12-02 08:53 am
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Who: Katie and anyone!
Broadcast: Fleetwide
Action: Marsiva
When: 1st December
[Oh. Well, this is new.
The bunks are comfy enough, and it's not exactly the first time Katie has found herself in an unfamiliar place. (Is it Thursday?) But it is the first time she's woken up in one for a long time, and so she squints at the door for a long moment trying to remember what she was last doing.
Then she peels off the bunk, blanket and all, and shuffles her way out to explore. She's not particularly worried, and most confusion goes right out the window when she see the giant windows that let her see out into space because seriously. She rockets over, face smooshed against the glass. That's probably where anyone on the Marsiva can find her for a long time, because space. Spaaace. This is the best accidental visit ever.
Much later, she'll actually think to check the comms, and only when she goes looking for the one she's meant to have. She turns up on the feed still with the sheet half draped over her curls and her nose still a little red from her mushed space-watching, and addresses the network cheerfully in a British accent.]
I think I took a left turn. Are we really in space? That's not just a clever painting or something, is it? Does that mean there are spacesuits? Can I go out in it? Is anyone here that I know? And what buttons do I push to leave again? Not that I didn't turn up here on purpose, because I've always wanted to see space and I really can't jump that far. Oh, but I should probably make sure, so if you could help I'd be much obliged.
...oh, I need a sword, too. Mine ran away.
[Hello, I am nine and full of questions and lies. But genuinely, she is curious. Something is afoot.
(But space.)]
Broadcast: Fleetwide
Action: Marsiva
When: 1st December
[Oh. Well, this is new.
The bunks are comfy enough, and it's not exactly the first time Katie has found herself in an unfamiliar place. (Is it Thursday?) But it is the first time she's woken up in one for a long time, and so she squints at the door for a long moment trying to remember what she was last doing.
Then she peels off the bunk, blanket and all, and shuffles her way out to explore. She's not particularly worried, and most confusion goes right out the window when she see the giant windows that let her see out into space because seriously. She rockets over, face smooshed against the glass. That's probably where anyone on the Marsiva can find her for a long time, because space. Spaaace. This is the best accidental visit ever.
Much later, she'll actually think to check the comms, and only when she goes looking for the one she's meant to have. She turns up on the feed still with the sheet half draped over her curls and her nose still a little red from her mushed space-watching, and addresses the network cheerfully in a British accent.]
I think I took a left turn. Are we really in space? That's not just a clever painting or something, is it? Does that mean there are spacesuits? Can I go out in it? Is anyone here that I know? And what buttons do I push to leave again? Not that I didn't turn up here on purpose, because I've always wanted to see space and I really can't jump that far. Oh, but I should probably make sure, so if you could help I'd be much obliged.
...oh, I need a sword, too. Mine ran away.
[Hello, I am nine and full of questions and lies. But genuinely, she is curious. Something is afoot.
(But space.)]

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[ and she does -- on good days. ]
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Well, if you don't mind my calling you Sansa, I shall. It's much easier to say and I can warn you much quicker.
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Well, if you're walking along under a tree and the branch should happen to break! If I have to call out Lady Sansa I might not get through your entire name before it hits you, and that's not much of a warning at all.
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Alright -- alright. You may call me Sansa. I don't mind.
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Thank you! You may call me Dorothy. Or whatever you like, I suppose, as you're a noble.
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[ she hopes so. it's a pretty name. ]
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[Sorry, Sansa. But she'll pretend it is just for you.]
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People who don't like small children underfoot, I expect. Grown ups can be very insulting.
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-- My sister. The castle staff would titter and grumble and call her Arya Underfoot. And although I'm quite certain she deserved to be called hey you damn brat...they never did.
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I would never break anyone's legs, Dorothy.
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What if they were really mean to you first?
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No. [ deep breath. ] Not even then.
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You're very nice for a noble. You shouldn't let them know, they might get jealous.
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I'll keep it a secret, then. [ she forces herself to be playful. ] So long as you will as well.
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[She smiles.] It's very nice to meet you, Sansa.
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[ a soft and gentle end to a curious conversation. ]