Chekov, Pavel Andreievich (
candothat) wrote in
driftfleet2017-10-02 08:31 pm
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Tourist October Mingle
Who: Tourists and anyone who can think of a reason to be there
Broadcast: Possibly? Eventually?
Action: On the S.S. Tourist
When: October! All of it!
[How's it going now that we're getting over the disasters and dying? Y'good?]
Broadcast: Possibly? Eventually?
Action: On the S.S. Tourist
When: October! All of it!
[How's it going now that we're getting over the disasters and dying? Y'good?]

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[Fenris is a good listener, but pretty terrible at advice and comfort, so it's all a roll of the dice, really. ]
It's much better now. Things can go back to normal.
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I would be interested in your definition of 'normal,' Fenris.
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Generally less of planets exploding and the regular levels of interpersonal drama.
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There are higher levels of personal drama than usual? [Do tell!]
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[Most people remember her vividly if they ever run into her. ]
I'm not one to gossip.
[He's not sharing :| ]
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[He smiles, unsurprised that Fenris isn't into gossip. Pavel acquired a taste for it at home--almost inevitable when stuck on a starship with the same people for several years--but he'll live without it.
Or get it from Kirk.]
I hope that it has nothing to do with our new shipmates.
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[She would eat you for breakfast, Pavel. ]
Oh. [Did a cold front just sweep in? ] You've met them, I take it?
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[He seriously overestimates his ability to cope with handsy. He also suspects that he shouldn't have mentioned the new neighbors.]
I have, yes. Hawke and Anders. ...You aren't pleased to have them here?
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[Fenris grunts in response. ]
There is no love lost between Anders and myself.
[Understatement of the century. ]
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[And by extension all of you living with them. Enjoy that! ]
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You're a good person. Surely Anders will be able to see that once he comes to know you better.
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And if this is as unpleasant as you predict, I'm sorry for the rest of us as well.
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[Everyone is going to suffer for this. Everyone. ]
It would be wise to give us both a wide berth if we are in the same room, yes.
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I will do so... but I will also hope that you're mistaken.
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You will find that hope won't serve you well in this case, but who am I to stop you from having it.
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[He's been hogging the vodka, hasn't he? He offers it to Fenris again.]
Maybe you won't believe me when I say this, but you were a good captain. The Tourist didn't lose anyone on the planet... that is in part because of you.
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...Thank you. I only did what I felt was right. I am sure Kirk would have managed better.
[Or he would have got himself killed. Probably that one. ]
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fightargue politely on Fenris's behalf.]I'm not so certain. You were effective. [A smile.] Also I was confident that you would make it off of the planet in time without my encouragement, which I appreciated.
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Yes, well. I didn't have a particular inclination towards any of us dying there. There's a great difference between heroism and being reckless.
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That difference escapes a surprising number of people. I spoke with two of the fleet's recently deceased shortly before the destruction of the planet... I think that I failed to explain it well enough.
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Well...given what happened to them, I doubt they would pay much heed anyway. There are always people who will risk their lives, no matter what.
[It's pretty much a continuous THING with every single Hawke he's ever met.]
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Still... [He could've tried harder, right?] I wish that they wouldn't have done that. No one needed to die.
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No. No one needed to die. It was a waste of life.
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