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[ Every MID gets a nice picture sent to it. The image is a bit blurry, but it (hopefully) reads loud and clear. ]

If we don't figure out how to fix this, this is what I see
And it's not good.
those whale things won't make it and maybe we won't either.

can't anyone read those signs? they're there for a reason

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Good evening. With your permission, I'd like to inquire more about your drawing.

[ aka I have a bad feeling about this. ]

what do you wanna know?

[ If it's what is that big blue blob? she's just going to roll her eyes. ]

Is the atmosphere on fire or something else? What does the green signify, if anything? How accurate are your predictions? On average, how often have your predictions been successfully altered?

[ Clarifying points, really. Most everything else he feels he can parse out pretty well on his own. ]

it's the whole planet.
I like color. maybe I should have added more red.
There was lots of red...

And the future changes all the time, one little thing and I'll be drawing a different ending. it's what I see now
I don't know about tomorrow

I don't know about tomorrow either, but I agree that something needs to be done today. Before it's too late.

Thank you for answering my questions.

Sure
what do you think we can do? they're not gonna leave

Not right now [ And she's scared. ]

I can't claim to have considered all of our options, but I suspect our best chance for success will require compromise.

A synthetic alternative might do the trick. Without knowing too much about the materials they're harvesting it could be a stretch. It may not be replicable.

Education certainly can't hurt; if everyone understands what's at stake, then the decision to continue hunting becomes that much harder. Based on past experience, I don't imagine great success with this option.

Immediate intervention by the crew isn't out of the question, either. It's the least likely to succeed and stemming this type of thinking aboard the Moira will prove to be difficult. This is not an option I would personally recommend.

This is hardly a comprehensive list, and without hearing the issues from all sides, it's going to be difficult to decide the most appropriate route.

[ ... is this for real? That's a lot to read, and well. ]

you say a lot for someone who isn't really sure what we should do
Not everything's as easy as all that anyway. everyone can't be happy, that's just how the world is

It seems like that works the same way here too.

I think a lot. And I think you're right.

[ He's bound to have a lot to say on both subjects. It's just the Kenobi way. ]

does it help thinking a lot and doing nothing with it?

[ It's a bit rude, probably, but she's terrified of this future. ]

[ He doesn't mind rude; he knows where that attitude comes from — what drives it. ]

What makes you think I intend to do nothing?

if you were going to, if anyone was going to
I wouldn't see this anymore.

I've drawn it too many times, too many ways, and it hasn't changed

Well, you've only just mentioned this to me. I had my own suspicions and I've already been working to preserve life here — unsuccessfully, it appears — but these things do take time.

I can only hope it takes less time to resolve than it appears we have. I'm not fond of facing certain death.

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