Collette (
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exsilium2013-05-12 01:28 pm
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Entry tags:
- billy cranston (power rangers zeo),
- caesar silverberg (suikoden),
- collette (animorphs),
- oriko mikuni (oriko magica),
- shintaro kisaragi (kagerou days),
- ✝ commander shepard (mass effect),
- ✝ dean winchester (supernatural),
- ✝ ellie linton (tomorrow),
- ✝ kara thrace (battlestar galactica),
- ✝ keith anyan (toward the terra),
- ✝ misaki yata (k),
- ✝ richard sharpe (sharpe),
- ✝ suzaku kururugi (code geass),
- ✞ — dropped characters — ✞
video; a work in progress
( Audio picks up the sound of industrial construction, either things familiar in woodshop, car garages, or anywhere of a similar sort. When the feed goes live, Collette is framed to one side, looking forward and away from the camera. She's clearly resting on her arms, and given the angle of the ground on the screen, she's probably lying on her stomach in order to do this. She glances over her shoulder, eyes going to something behind the tablet being used for recording, then smiles as her eyes drop down to the tablet itself. For all intents and purposes, the camera is positioned to make the viewing audience seem like they're side by side with Collette, wherever it is she is, keeping a low profile in this industrialized looking area. Concrete floor that she's resting on, packing boxes ahead of her, bundles of cables and chains glimpsed somewhere past her head. )
Guys! ( She keeps her voice low, not a whisper (they carry further, and can't be heard about the ambient noise), but low to avoid excessive attention. ) Anyone else catch where they dragged the ship off to with that giant crane after the crash? I wondered about that. But I've got news!
( She makes a waving motion at the camera, and it shifts, jarringly, to leave Collette off screen and show something covered in plastic and wiring and cables, a few Initiative workers using welding guns, others wheeling parts away or calling out shouts of questions over the sounds of construction. )
They say the spaceship's salvageable!
Guys! ( She keeps her voice low, not a whisper (they carry further, and can't be heard about the ambient noise), but low to avoid excessive attention. ) Anyone else catch where they dragged the ship off to with that giant crane after the crash? I wondered about that. But I've got news!
( She makes a waving motion at the camera, and it shifts, jarringly, to leave Collette off screen and show something covered in plastic and wiring and cables, a few Initiative workers using welding guns, others wheeling parts away or calling out shouts of questions over the sounds of construction. )
They say the spaceship's salvageable!
we are now in a nancy drew novel
yes, yes we are
You have a gift fer telling me absolutely ridiculous things and yet still making me believe you, lass.
[ Seriously?! ]
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I'm glad! Because it really's happened, people really did that! Humanity does amazing things, even if we can do really horrible things, too. There's a balance, somewhere deep in there.
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There's plenty. He chuckles softly.
But still: ]
I won't say 'amazing'. More of 'fantastical'. Why would anyone want ta go ta the moon if it's just rock? There ain't anything ta be found there.
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So someone will remember you fer doing it. Something like that?
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I don't know. I mean, I don't know if it's more important for those people that they're remembered, or that they got to do this amazing thing at all. Probably both, or one of the other, most the time.
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There isn't usually much of one!
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Are we using the spaceship ta go ta war?
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You make a good soldier, lass.
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Thank you, sir!