Archie Kennedy (
simplestgift) wrote2011-10-07 12:11 pm
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Twenty-two bells: [WRITTEN/ACTION]
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[The handwriting is disguised and the picture is obscured.]
For the benefit of the new feathers: if you feel unsafe somehow in your own home, you may go to the Welcome Center and be placed in a safe house until you can get back on your feet. There does not have to be a reason. Even if you have returned from a kidnapping and do not wish to be alone, this is available to you.
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[Later, another written message, without the picture obscured.]
To anyone who volunteered to help build the ship:
We will begin work on Monday, at eight o'clock in the morning. We will meet at the fountain and walk from there. It'll mostly be cutting and transporting lumber at first, I'm afraid, and that includes building a cart to transport the lumber in.
Thank you,
Lt. Kennedy
[Then, written more hastily a little while later:]
If anyone has stories about Dr. McCoy, I should like to hear them.
[Today, Kennedy is stopping at the grocery store and the smithy, hoping someone with experience at the forge will be up to the challenge he has in mind.
Tonight, he is back to work at Cloud Nine, mostly waiting tables and looking fairly miserable. It's his first night of work since Dr. McCoy left, and since he dislikes the job anyway, he's not doing great at it tonight.
Before he goes home, he will stop by house 7. He will be home late.]
[The handwriting is disguised and the picture is obscured.]
For the benefit of the new feathers: if you feel unsafe somehow in your own home, you may go to the Welcome Center and be placed in a safe house until you can get back on your feet. There does not have to be a reason. Even if you have returned from a kidnapping and do not wish to be alone, this is available to you.
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[Later, another written message, without the picture obscured.]
To anyone who volunteered to help build the ship:
We will begin work on Monday, at eight o'clock in the morning. We will meet at the fountain and walk from there. It'll mostly be cutting and transporting lumber at first, I'm afraid, and that includes building a cart to transport the lumber in.
Thank you,
Lt. Kennedy
[Then, written more hastily a little while later:]
If anyone has stories about Dr. McCoy, I should like to hear them.
[Today, Kennedy is stopping at the grocery store and the smithy, hoping someone with experience at the forge will be up to the challenge he has in mind.
Tonight, he is back to work at Cloud Nine, mostly waiting tables and looking fairly miserable. It's his first night of work since Dr. McCoy left, and since he dislikes the job anyway, he's not doing great at it tonight.
Before he goes home, he will stop by house 7. He will be home late.]
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I...might as well be working. I do apologize, I'll do better.
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[Her expression softens slightly because she is a touch worried - duties of a manager - and in light of all the recent departures, she has her guesses.]
If you're not happy, speak up. We can work things out.
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Do you think they ever feel like something is missing? When they go back home?
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Hard to say. From what I've heard, some people return and remember this place, others return remembering nothing. The mind is a mysterious thing, able to remember so much, more than we can think or believe.
But it still feels so sad to even think so many memories and experiences can be forgotten. I'd like to say it's like remembering dreams, little fragments here that can be so vivid and yet fade so quickly.
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I don't want to leave, but if I did, I would hope to return swiftly and remembering everything.
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I didn't know him, only talked to him once, but I'm sure he was a good man.
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Then may there be good waiting for him.
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