Miles Morales/Spider-man (
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ataraxion2012-07-11 02:16 pm
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[ There’s a very serious if rather haggard looking boy on the network. His appearance could be due to not getting enough sleep, enough food, or both. It’s hard to say. ]
My name is Miles – uh, Morales. Sorry Mr. Edgeworth, I forgot for a second. I wanted to ask – there aren’t real police here, are there? Not the kind that put people in jail. [ H’s already frowning at his communicator, but that frown gets a little deeper. He’s already got a pretty clear idea of the answer just from reading the network and watching the goings-on in the ship for the last couple of days. Still, he could be wrong… ] There aren’t any jails, either.
Though I don’t know if colony ships are supposed to have that kind of stuff or not. [ Or even if they are, if this one ever did. There’s still too much that he doesn’t know – even if some of it is more mundane and awkward to deal with. Which is why he’s back a little bit later: ]
But there’s, uh…a place to clean your clothes, right?[ An uncomfortable pause. ] And a place to take a shower by yourself?
[ And last but not least, to try to cover up the embarrassment from those last two questions and before he loses his nerve: ] Is there anybody else here from New York?
My name is Miles – uh, Morales. Sorry Mr. Edgeworth, I forgot for a second. I wanted to ask – there aren’t real police here, are there? Not the kind that put people in jail. [ H’s already frowning at his communicator, but that frown gets a little deeper. He’s already got a pretty clear idea of the answer just from reading the network and watching the goings-on in the ship for the last couple of days. Still, he could be wrong… ] There aren’t any jails, either.
Though I don’t know if colony ships are supposed to have that kind of stuff or not. [ Or even if they are, if this one ever did. There’s still too much that he doesn’t know – even if some of it is more mundane and awkward to deal with. Which is why he’s back a little bit later: ]
But there’s, uh…a place to clean your clothes, right?[ An uncomfortable pause. ] And a place to take a shower by yourself?
[ And last but not least, to try to cover up the embarrassment from those last two questions and before he loses his nerve: ] Is there anybody else here from New York?

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There is actually a "brig." The problem is that who is put in there tends to be...arbitrary.
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Aren't those only on boats?
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Or something. ] You teach there?
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[ Besides, you're a kid, Miles. If that's anything to go by, Erik really doubts Kirk and the others would be inclined to do such a thing. He's missing his helmet, except the familiar frown at the realization of another young adult being here, at the fact that the ship was inclined to allow this to continue. ]
Westchester, New York, to answer your last question. [ Erik shrugs lightly at that, though it's not quite the truth either; it was his last place of residence, but certainly not where Erik would consider home. ]
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Well. At least he's getting a few answers. ] Who are they? I mean, can we talk to them?
[ He could have talked to them already, for all he knows. ] Oh, but have you ever been to Brooklyn?
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Works a lot like a dormitory, the ship. Can't say much about the Brig.
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[ He thinks it's a captain and lady, anyway. ]
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No reason for that--Lamb is dark but not as dark as Miles, their faces are alike but only so much--except for the charm and gentleness of his teenaged fumbling.
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I could wash your clothes, if you want.
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I don't have any money or anything.
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What's a police? I've never heard of something like that before, or a jail.
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And, uh— you learn anything about the police yet?
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No, no. I haven't done anything.
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[ His question on the police... and his conversations above with others already highlights how it's problematic. ]
The brig would have worked for the original colonists. They'd have been working under a unified charter, something we don't have working for us right now.
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Even if it's sort of gross. ] I didn't think we did.
Rules don't work unless everybody agrees to follow them, huh.
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Did something happen?
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I just wanted to know. It's - important, right? There's nobody to count on but each other.
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