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[soul_sister]

[In 304, a nun in an ash stained provincial dress and a half elf from the Times of Yore are crowded around a tablet propped up at the table. By the expressions ranging from serious to annoyed, some sort of argument has just taken place between the two of them.

Rosette is the one to address the network, as if proving a point in the simple asking.]

So! Hypothetically, if someone were going on a mission and needed to blend into the turn of the millennium, average working class crowd... what would you wear?

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[soul_sister]

[Okay, NOW she brightens up, her hands moving with the words, etching out extravagance in the air.]

They were works of fiction in my time, talking about the possibilities of the leaps of science... space exploration, time travel, things like that! And of course, the social evolution and ramifications that came with it.

[allucinator]

Oh. Interestin'. I had a friend who'd be interested in stuff like that. All this time travel live up to your books?

[soul_sister]

Well, so far there haven't been any complex moral choices involving rewriting things. On the other hand, I'm not sure I'm qualified to be making them if there was.


I'll take it as a neutral opinion.

[allucinator]

Sorry, what the hell is that supposed to mean, rewriting things?

[soul_sister]

Well, if you go back in past, things in the future might change from as little as interrupting a person, or hiding something that turned out to be important. Not to mention, even returning to your previous time, you can know things you didn't before, and alter what YOUR future was supposed to be.

Basically, it gets really complicated really quickly.


.. I assume that it isn't really THAT fragile otherwise they'd hardly need to bring all of us here. You'd just need one person and a good sense of where and when.