sonof_mogh: (pissed)
Worf ([personal profile] sonof_mogh) wrote in [community profile] driftfleet2017-07-04 02:10 pm

001 first log [video/action]

Who: Worf and you.
Broadcast: Open.
Action: Marsiva kitchen.
When: Now. 4th of July.


[The feed cuts in showing a rather irritated Klingon tasting some of the "space gel" that the crew are forced to eat as a substitute to real food. He's in the kitchen, having had no choice but to tear himself away from all the memories and strange rooms aboard the ship. Worf isn't good dealing with odd situations like staring into someone's past or trying to get his head around things like that.]

How can anyone call this food? It is tasteless and lacks everything real food has! This is nothing compared to Gagh.

[That's Klingon food. Worms that are alive and move a lot.]

This show has gone on long enough. I demand to know what is happening and why there are these strange memories of people being shown in rooms. If you were a man I would kill you where you stand!

[He's targeting his anger at the network, hoping to get his rage across to the Atroma; his captors. Maybe Worf is just annoyed at the food selection and lack of prune juice. It seems he wants to pick a fight with something or someone.]
cajunspice: S3, E9 (05)

[personal profile] cajunspice 2017-07-16 08:35 am (UTC)(link)
[Remy had very much been that way when he had first been brought to his first prison, trying to find a way out. By the time he got to the Fleet he had... well given up feels too aggressive to his ego, but he had. It seemed impossible to fight against such a force, not with their current tools they had. Hell, Remy wasn't sure he wanted to fight it. Sure, it wasn't fun to be part of this whole 'tv' show thing, but the chance to see the universe (though maybe not his own), was pretty amazing.

And he hated to think of missing out on the chances to meet those from other worlds and all the memories he had built up with them.]
Well, first off, kinda hard to make such plans when they can monitor every one of ya broadcasts 'nd ya daily life. 'nd second, some don't want to leave here. Some don't have worlds to go back to, this all they got left. 'nd others have made their life on the Fleet. [Remy offered a shrug at the end of it, not wanting to speak too much for others on this topic.]

'm Remy LeBeau, [Oh, and why not add on:] Of Earth, early twenty first century.