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Who: Nunnally "Lamperouge"
Broadcast: Open; Video
Action: SS Blue Fish
When: Half an hour after the fleet shuffle (01/02)

Good evening. I believe there are quite a few people here that I am not acquainted with. My name is Nunnally Lamperouge, and it is a pleasure to meet all of you. [She smiles slightly. It seems like a natural smile-- aside from the formality of her speech, it's hard to tell that she's feeling quite tense at the moment]

But to those that I am acquainted with, h-hello again. [she sounds a bit awkward saying it, which she doesn't enjoy but she's not sure how else to put it, you know?] I'm not... quite sure what became of me for the last few months. It didn't seem as if any time has passed, but the next thing I knew I was awake again on the Marsiva, and time had passed without my knowledge. It seems I've been reassigned to a new ship and-- [she trails off for a moment] hopefully my skills aren't too rusty.

I suppose... that's all I wished to say. Thank you for your time, everyone.

[and, anyone on the Blue Fish will find a random young girl wheeling around the ship in a fancy motor-powered wheelchair. Even though she seems quite perplexed, she will make an effort to smile politely and wave at anyone that she encounters]

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Ah... no, not so long!

( She slept a month through, she's not been awake the whole time she's been here. Not that she feels that's... at all a common thing that happens, either. Henry was congratulating her on being alive. )

Time will tell for the rest. However much of it each of us does or doesn't have, which seems to get trickier here.

That's true. I suppose it encourages us to, mm... live in the moment?

To start, why not? Living in the past won't solve the mysteries of the present, Though if we don't look forward at all, we might end up too caught up in the moment to do much of anything at all.

[hehe, she giggles a bit] Aptly put!

It can be easy to become frustrated by the situation here. It's wonderful to hear such a proactive view on moving forward.

( Take an unseen smile that definitely translates over to her voice. )

Some might call it a stubbornly proactive view.

Edited (tries to avoid same iconning sobs) 2015-01-04 02:14 (UTC)

I think a stubborn attitude can accomplish a lot of good. [well, if motivated by the right ideals. but that doesn't seem to be a problem in this case]

In the better outcomes, yes... I'd hope it would.

( Even if it hurts a whole lot. )

What about you, Nunnally? Would you say you're stubborn?

Hm... I hope so. At least, I try to be when it's important.

[the full answer would sound rather odd, so she hopes that summary suffices]