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driftfleet2016-06-01 02:15 pm
nedstarksbastard) wrote in driftfleet2016-06-01 02:15 pm
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Who: Jon Snow and you!
Broadcast: fleetwide
Action: Three Twins.
When: June 1st
[When the feed opens, the first thing seen is an empty bed. It's been slept in somewhat recently, you can see the mess the owner's left it in, but the owner himself is nowhere in sight--at least until someone picks the communicator up.
Congrats, folks, it's a new month and one of the first things you get to see is Jon Snow's deeply annoyed frown, framed by a shot of the--ceiling?]
And here I thought this fleet couldn't surprise me anymore. [From his exasperated tone, it's probably immediately obvious just what he thinks about this little surprise.] I hadn't been told anything like this would happen. Does it usually?
[And he turns the camera down towards his feet, which, currently, are floating a few feet off the ground. He pulls the camera back up towards his face, which is wearing an expression of utter annoyance.]
And when can I get back down?
[The feed ends right there, but curious souls can find Jon floating grumpily or trying to ineffectually steer himself along the corridors of the Three Twins! Looks like he's just gotten his first taste of an augment malfunction, and it's just made him immune to the ship's gravity drive.
What a lucky bastard.]
Broadcast: fleetwide
Action: Three Twins.
When: June 1st
[When the feed opens, the first thing seen is an empty bed. It's been slept in somewhat recently, you can see the mess the owner's left it in, but the owner himself is nowhere in sight--at least until someone picks the communicator up.
Congrats, folks, it's a new month and one of the first things you get to see is Jon Snow's deeply annoyed frown, framed by a shot of the--ceiling?]
And here I thought this fleet couldn't surprise me anymore. [From his exasperated tone, it's probably immediately obvious just what he thinks about this little surprise.] I hadn't been told anything like this would happen. Does it usually?
[And he turns the camera down towards his feet, which, currently, are floating a few feet off the ground. He pulls the camera back up towards his face, which is wearing an expression of utter annoyance.]
And when can I get back down?
[The feed ends right there, but curious souls can find Jon floating grumpily or trying to ineffectually steer himself along the corridors of the Three Twins! Looks like he's just gotten his first taste of an augment malfunction, and it's just made him immune to the ship's gravity drive.
What a lucky bastard.]
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[ Because, why not. ]
Or perhaps they wish for you to die.
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[A beat.]
And if they're trying to kill me, it doesn't seem to be working. [Now, if they were trying to stab him...]
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[ She's being deadly serious, which is part of the problem. ]
Perhaps they shall open a door and you shall float away.
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[Oh, that's encouraging. With some wild flailing, Jon manages to steer himself to the edge of the bed--he doesn't think they'll open a door and let him just float away, but just in case, there's a bedpost in arm's reach.]
Seems like too much trouble just to kill someone. [Not to mention that he's technically, already dead.]
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[ Not to be big-headed, of course. She only speaks when she needs to and, at times, the necessary replies are because she has information. At least there's some entertainment to be gained from watching Jon trying to move himself here and there. ]
Were we not all brought here through great lengths? It does not seem so strange to me.
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So why kill someone if you went to great lengths to bring them here? That seems strange to me.
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[ She does not know many people that might 'watch' them, but surely some would be entertained by death? ]
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[So far nobody's even attempted murder just yet.]
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