Celeste Blackwell (
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driftfleet2016-02-06 05:45 pm
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Who: Celeste Blackwell and the fleet
Broadcast: Fleetwide
Action: Can be found sulking around the SS Golden kitchen
When: Feb 6, evening
[The last time this girl appeared on the network, she was in quite a hot rage, so it might be odd to see her looking quiet and pensive now. Sad, despite a slight smile, to those who really look closely.]
I've been away for awhile - don't ask, I don't quite understand it myself - but apparently I've come back just in time for Valentine's Day to be around the corner. And normally I'd be the last person to bring up something like this, but...
[But what? She doesn't say, just asks her question.]
... have you ever been in love? What were they like? What really made you think "My god, this is the one" when there are so many other people out there who might've been just as good? And I mean, if you're in love right now and you still want to answer, it needn't be past tense. I suppose - I just don't quite understand this either, I never have, but that doesn't stop it from happening.
[She appears to be at a loss for a moment, before shaking her head and chuckling to herself.]
My mates would laugh themselves sick if they could hear me now.
[And that's all.]
Broadcast: Fleetwide
Action: Can be found sulking around the SS Golden kitchen
When: Feb 6, evening
[The last time this girl appeared on the network, she was in quite a hot rage, so it might be odd to see her looking quiet and pensive now. Sad, despite a slight smile, to those who really look closely.]
I've been away for awhile - don't ask, I don't quite understand it myself - but apparently I've come back just in time for Valentine's Day to be around the corner. And normally I'd be the last person to bring up something like this, but...
[But what? She doesn't say, just asks her question.]
... have you ever been in love? What were they like? What really made you think "My god, this is the one" when there are so many other people out there who might've been just as good? And I mean, if you're in love right now and you still want to answer, it needn't be past tense. I suppose - I just don't quite understand this either, I never have, but that doesn't stop it from happening.
[She appears to be at a loss for a moment, before shaking her head and chuckling to herself.]
My mates would laugh themselves sick if they could hear me now.
[And that's all.]

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[It seems like she should smile along with that last comment, but she's gotten a bit quiet and withdrawn.]
What about where you're from, though? Did you live somewhere out in the country?
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[ she's... matter-of-fact about it. not self-pitying, just. hey this is how the world is ]
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So... are districts sort of like... bloody hell, it's hard to know who'll understand what sort of terminology in places like this. I think I've got a bit of an idea of how it works, though - you're on the margins, in any case.
[London certainly has enough rough, poor neighbourhoods for her to get the picture, even if her family's always been fairly affluent - her parents did watch the news when she was young.]
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[ The disgust is becoming more apparent now. It's not a happy topic ]
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There's been some of that in our history, as well. Cities full of civilians flattened in retaliation for military strikes, that sort of thing. People can be remarkably ugly creatures.
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There's some good, though. There and other places.
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It makes the special people even more special, doesn't it?
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You actually got a good sister, did you. Now there's something I really can't imagine. What's she like?
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She's younger than me. Small, even for her age, and blonde. Really kind, though. Way nicer than me.
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Carmen's just a brat. She was born a brat and she'll die a brat. She thinks the sun shines out of her arse and no one's seen fit to set her straight yet, so why should she stop believing it? No one but me, but heaven forbid she listen to me.
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[ an understatement ]
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[Just beneath her light, airy tone is a crackling undercurrent of bitterness.]
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I'd completed my contract and was leaving for home when Atroma decided they had other plans for me. So I've yet to find out if the last few months of my life actually changed anything for me at home.
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[ not incredulous but curious ]
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And - well, because I made a life there. That's where the man I love is, at least until he's sent home, and a lot of good mates. People who changed my outlook on nearly everything.
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[ she really, really can. she doesn't even want to go home ]
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Ah.
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Not that it's the answer for everyone, by any means. You said you wanted to go to your boyfriend's home, didn't you? I'm sure I would've made the same choice if it had been offered.
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Yeah. Well. Who knows if it's the right thing to do.
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[But she digresses.]
The point is, you never know if anything's right until you try it. I swear I'm not a romantic, but if you think you love him and you don't think you want to go back - it sounds good enough to me.
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