Marsiva Mingle

[passingthrough]

Who: Everyone!
Broadcast: N/A
Action: Marsiva Game Room (and/or the Animal Care Center if that's how you roll)
When: 10/13 until the Atroma remove the feature

[Who couldn't enjoy playing good carnival game while chowing down on a steak? Especially when they can be very rewarding.]

(OOC: Plot info (at bottom) | Atroma announcement)

Comments

[therewillbeorder]

I don't know what you've mean by 'French' but I've had better. [Granted he had only had a few chances to sample food from a few systems given the limitations of the First Order's territory but he hadn't tasted anything that compared to his own galactic favorites yet.]

[aigue]

French, as in France. It's where macarons come from. And it's my home country. [She's very proud of this. Of all the wonderful places she's visited France is still her favourite.] It's a lovely country.

[therewillbeorder]

I'll take your word for it. [If the country was filled with beings like her, he would give it a pass despite the food.

He still took another cookie- if they were poison at least it wouldn't be the worst thing that happened this month.]

[aigue]

I suppose you have to. I doubt we'll be patient by an Earth anytime soon.

[Which is unfortunate, she misses the place.]

[therewillbeorder]

From what I've heard, I don't imagine I'm missing much.

[Any planet which hasn't mastered space travel basics is not somewhere he wants to go.]

[aigue]

Don't tell me you've only heard bad things about the place.

[When there's so many amazing things about it.]

[therewillbeorder]

Oh, quite the opposite, actually. It seems those from Earth are rather proud of their little backwater planet despite not having the ability to travel to your nearest Moon.

I simply don't understand what makes this planet so wonderful or makes it's inhabitants qualified to pass judgment on galactic matters because of how things are on their tiny planet.

[aigue]

Mortals have a tendency to be very passionate about their opinions, whether they're right or wrong. I imagine they assume they can extrapolate the history of their own world to an interplanetary scale with no issue.

[therewillbeorder]

I suppose the inhabitants of your planet simply cannot comprehend the true vastness of the galaxy.

[aigue]

Humans. I doubt humans can. Your lives are very short, you know.

[therewillbeorder]

I wouldn't be so certain of that. [He could measure the galaxy in exact numbers from the Core to the Unknown Regions if he had to.]

[aigue]

Oh? Why do you say that?

[therewillbeorder]

Just because the people of Earth can't reach their Moon doesn't mean the rest of us can't find our way around the galaxy easily enough.

[aigue]

You've all got limits, though.