Commander Charles Tucker III (
inhistorybooks) wrote2013-06-04 11:44 pm
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[ 002 : VOICE + SPAM ]
[Spam for the Engine Room + Level Eight]
[Trip hasn't necessarily been avoiding Felix since they got back from port, but he's certainly giving him space, which is why he's been careful to avoid hanging around the engine room while he's scheduled to be there. Apart from that, though, doing some work down there on trying to figure out how exactly this ship ran and what they could to to keep it running was a pretty good distraction from feeling like he'd made the biggest mistake of his life agreeing to come here.
So he's become a relatively common sight entering and leaving the engine room, occasionally covered in grease or grime or dust, and he works quietly if anyone else isn't interested in conversation, or engages more or less enthusiastically if the rest of the staff's willing not to be intolerable to talk with.]
[Private to Felix, after this thread.]
Dean told me what happened. You alright?
[Trip hasn't necessarily been avoiding Felix since they got back from port, but he's certainly giving him space, which is why he's been careful to avoid hanging around the engine room while he's scheduled to be there. Apart from that, though, doing some work down there on trying to figure out how exactly this ship ran and what they could to to keep it running was a pretty good distraction from feeling like he'd made the biggest mistake of his life agreeing to come here.
So he's become a relatively common sight entering and leaving the engine room, occasionally covered in grease or grime or dust, and he works quietly if anyone else isn't interested in conversation, or engages more or less enthusiastically if the rest of the staff's willing not to be intolerable to talk with.]
[Private to Felix, after this thread.]
Dean told me what happened. You alright?
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It's beautiful, isn't it.
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But he shrugs and manages a friendly smile anyway.]
It's pretty interesting, but I'm always gonna be partial to the ones back home.
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You know how they work? Inside and out?
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Could you teach me what you do know?
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You a warden or an inmate?
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[He's not sure how long he's been here, so he'll just leave it at that.]
But I like machines. And when I have an inmate, it's probably a good idea to know more than they do about this place.
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You mind if I fact check? It's nothing personal, we just try to be careful about this kinda thing. [And he types out "what's your favorite color?" on a warden filter to the stranger. If he can see it, he's a warden, if not, he's an inmate trying to sneak into the engine room.]
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[The question itself strikes him as funny.]
I don't see colors. I can answer a different question if that doesn't count.
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Nah, that's fine. The important part is that you could see it. I've got some notes I could show you.
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[He wonders who's been close enough to test that theory, who it was that was 'melted' by it.]
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[He laughs, softly. But no really. He might just do that.]
Does it ever break down?
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