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yer_pretty_good) wrote in
thisavrou2016-02-05 11:35 pm
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[The video shows a man who's new around here. He's probably older than most, given that he's forty. Most men his age don't have such white hair, but because of it, his features are somewhat striking. He also has a western drawl to his voice when he speaks.]
I suppose it's time for introductions. You can call me Ocelot. I come from the same time and place as Kazuhira Miller, if you know him.
[Guess that would depend on how friendly Kaz has been.]
I was given a job here as a hypnotherapist.
[He realizes how weird that sounds.]
I'm not even sure how the captains knew I had the skill to hypnotize someone. I don't remember sitting through a job interview. Anyway, just because I can hypnotize someone doesn't mean I will. Hell, I recommend you don't come to me for therapy at all. I'm probably the type that belongs in therapy instead of giving it. [He smiles a little, indicating that's a joke. Or is it?]
But I'm here.. in case.. I don't know what. [He shrugs.] Now, while I'm on the line, I heard there's a library here and someone has the designation of chronicler. Any information you wanna share, I'd love to hear it. Mostly about our current situation and anything you think I might need to know about the ship and life here. Thanks.
I suppose it's time for introductions. You can call me Ocelot. I come from the same time and place as Kazuhira Miller, if you know him.
[Guess that would depend on how friendly Kaz has been.]
I was given a job here as a hypnotherapist.
[He realizes how weird that sounds.]
I'm not even sure how the captains knew I had the skill to hypnotize someone. I don't remember sitting through a job interview. Anyway, just because I can hypnotize someone doesn't mean I will. Hell, I recommend you don't come to me for therapy at all. I'm probably the type that belongs in therapy instead of giving it. [He smiles a little, indicating that's a joke. Or is it?]
But I'm here.. in case.. I don't know what. [He shrugs.] Now, while I'm on the line, I heard there's a library here and someone has the designation of chronicler. Any information you wanna share, I'd love to hear it. Mostly about our current situation and anything you think I might need to know about the ship and life here. Thanks.

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[Have one of the resident MedBay staff, one of the oldest and loudest at that. A petite, reptilian looking little woman, though the "scales" she has aren't exactly that.]
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Figured it was better to be honest about it, since people might think I'm an actual doctor or something. I'm not, in case it wasn't obvious enough.
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The straights would have to be pretty dire, but I'll do what I can.
You got a name?
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I believe we've had the pleasure of meeting, however briefly before.
[She smiles; it's small but the best you're getting out of Breq.]
There is in fact a library, increasingly well-stocked too. You'll want to talk to the head librarian Elizabeth DeWitt or one of her new assistants. As for the ship's chronicler, that would be Lara Croft. [Sounds like someone has the ship's registry memorised.] Are you interested in books?
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Sounds like you know a lot about this place.
[Maybe she could fill him in on anything he should know.]
I'm interested in information. Whether it comes from books or people.
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[An honest assessment, but she was always trying to learn more.]
Then the library is a good place to look. Although I'll warn you, there is a lot of....frivolous material there.
[Not that frivolous is all bad. Certainly it kept people entertained and happy.]
Is there anything you're looking to know specifically?
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[He has important work to do.]
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[Even though he's super suspicious of this guy, he'll still be polite. It's what a gentleman would do.]
We could probably all use some therapy, especially after bein here if that tells you anythin. Ship's got a shrink though, if you need it.
So. You ain't gonna be trouble are ya? [Maybe only mostly polite.]
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Trouble? Is this how you welcome everyone to the ship? Or am I just the lucky one?
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[This probably isn't easing any of Eggy's paranoia.]
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( which he should have now that ivan's had a second one foisted off on him. )
There's not much to say about the ship. We visit plants, something bad always happens, occasionally everyone onboard nearly dies. You know, completely normal stuff.
( he's done with this ship, honestly. like, back when they wanted to sacrifice people to bring back the sun in his first month here. )
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Oh yeah. Sounds completely normal.
[But at least he knows what he might be in for. Still, he'll have to be prepared for a dangerous journey.]
What about the captains? Do they care if we live or die?
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( oh right, introductions! )
Ivan Vorpatril, by the way.
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Nice to meet you, Ivan.
Yeah, I kinda got the feeling about the lack of proper captaining. One should lead by example. Show their face among their men.
[Not to keep to themselves.]
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That stuff is completely inadmissible in court, and they gave it to you as a job? I mean--that's a pretty odd set of skills to have around here, don't you think?
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I guess I won't be testifying in space-court, then.
[If there is such a thing.]
I couldn't be more surprised by the job assignment, but I guess it is what it is.
[As for skills, his skill-set is varied and runs a range that isn't really usual to begin with.]
Did you get a job?
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It's weird how they know certain things about us and then claim not to have a clue later. I've been here before and that was really the thing I noticed back then. Nothing changes.
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[But that's the time and place he comes from.]
I'm sure they know a lot more than they let on.
[That's sort of typical for people in charge. What she writes at the end is the curious part, though.]
What do you mean you were here before? You escaped?
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I didn't escape, I was just sent back for a time and then brought here again when I died.
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[That really expands who could show up next from his own world, and there are a lot of people he'd rather stay dead, too.]
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I hate to be the one to tell you but they seem to know everything about us. I suppose I should introduce myself, however, as your new colleague. My name is Doctor Eric Dufosset and I'm the ship's Counselling Operative. [He's practically grinning though because he got to use the word colleague for the first time ever.]
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[So this guy was the real counselor among the crew.]
So you know, I might be referring a lotta patients that come to me over to you. You'll probably do a better job than I would.
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[He's smiling pretty openly still.] I don't quite think that will be necessary- patients here are few and far between.
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