Entry tags:
- annie cresta,
- aragorn,
- bela talbot,
- charles xavier,
- commander shepard,
- deanna troi,
- ellen ripley,
- gabriel "sylar" gray,
- james t. kirk (xi),
- john "reaper" grimm,
- kara "starbuck" thrace,
- len drale,
- libby,
- loki,
- miles edgeworth,
- nathan petrelli,
- neal caffrey,
- nikolai luzhin,
- sebastian moran (d'urbervilles),
- seraphim dias,
- sherlock holmes
004 - Video - PSA No, 3
Good evening, Tranquility. My name is Nathan Petrelli, and prior to my arrival on the ship three jumps ago I was a New York Senator. Now I know what you're thinking, and you're right, I'm not the Senator of anything here. That's the first thing you've gotta know about this place; don't matter what you were at home, whether you were a leader, a villain, a scientist, student or salesman, cause now we're all in this together the only thing that matters any more is what we can do for each other. We gotta work together and we gotta support each other, protect each other.
Now me, I work in communications despite not knowing a damn thing about it, and I moonlight as a flight operator, seeing as Hotspur had the decency to show me how to handle the shuttles here before he died. We still need to fix up more of them, so consider this a call out to you engineer types. Need a hobby, something to do in your off time? Well we need your know-how getting these things flight-ready.
Some of you are gonna feel lost. This isn't a city, it's a ship; it runs by ship's rules, ship's laws, and the most important thing to remember when you're at sea is that the ship itself is what is keeping you alive. Outside of these walls there's a vaccuum just waiting to suck you all out and explode your heads, and while a case of cabin fever is expected, if you let it get out of hand you endanger all of us. Don't go to the war with the goddamn ship, got it? In the Navy you'd be taken off duty and tranquilized for pulling that kind of crap.
I'm guessing some of you don't think you can be of any use around here cause you've not fallen outta some cable network Sci-Fi. Maybe you're just a teenager, and all this 'war' talk and hacking stuff sounds like fun, but if you want to get involved in the crew, if you wanna really help out, then you should get involved, maybe take a crash course in one of the professions we got on board. We've got a handful of doctors and next to no nursing staff, a security team that's full of detectives who only really care when you're already dead, a garden which could be expected to provide both food and medicine for us for a while yet, but which we're having trouble finding green fingers to tend, next to no flight officers--the list goes on.
I know what you're thinking: what can I do; I haven't even graduated high school, I can't fly a shuttle, wrap a chemical burn, fix a computer. But there's already people younger and more inexperienced than you doing just that, and if you don't give it a shot then you can expect only one thing for sure--that the opposite wall from your bunk is gonna get pretty boring real fast.
I'm looking for senior staff, experienced crew members who're willing to open themselves up to a group of apprentices each month, give them a crash course in whatever, expand on their natural skills. There's no reward, short of the chance to fill in where your own sections of the ship are short handed, just like I can't offer any of the students any advantage to taking a post short of the opportunity to learn new skills and not get bored senseless. Fact remains that we need this just to survive, nevermind find a way home, and I want to encourage all of you to give it a shot.
So here's how it's gonna work; this post is just to get people talking and try and work out how many people are interested and what sorta placements there's gonna be available. Try and think about whether you have the time to train someone in your field, and what number of students you can stand to take. Soon as we straighten things out, I'll make another post to get everyone reporting to the right places. Simple right? That's the plan, anyway.
Ah, and one more thing before I sign off. Chapel's open to all faiths tomorrow morning in the oxygen garden, same as it is every Sunday at 10am. Anyone is welcome to attend.
[ OOC: No logs go up for the chapel, but tomorrow there will be some brief words said about those lost during the last Jump, and Nathan might even try to be nice about Isaac. You're welcome to assume your character attends this Sunday as any other. ]
Now me, I work in communications despite not knowing a damn thing about it, and I moonlight as a flight operator, seeing as Hotspur had the decency to show me how to handle the shuttles here before he died. We still need to fix up more of them, so consider this a call out to you engineer types. Need a hobby, something to do in your off time? Well we need your know-how getting these things flight-ready.
Some of you are gonna feel lost. This isn't a city, it's a ship; it runs by ship's rules, ship's laws, and the most important thing to remember when you're at sea is that the ship itself is what is keeping you alive. Outside of these walls there's a vaccuum just waiting to suck you all out and explode your heads, and while a case of cabin fever is expected, if you let it get out of hand you endanger all of us. Don't go to the war with the goddamn ship, got it? In the Navy you'd be taken off duty and tranquilized for pulling that kind of crap.
I'm guessing some of you don't think you can be of any use around here cause you've not fallen outta some cable network Sci-Fi. Maybe you're just a teenager, and all this 'war' talk and hacking stuff sounds like fun, but if you want to get involved in the crew, if you wanna really help out, then you should get involved, maybe take a crash course in one of the professions we got on board. We've got a handful of doctors and next to no nursing staff, a security team that's full of detectives who only really care when you're already dead, a garden which could be expected to provide both food and medicine for us for a while yet, but which we're having trouble finding green fingers to tend, next to no flight officers--the list goes on.
I know what you're thinking: what can I do; I haven't even graduated high school, I can't fly a shuttle, wrap a chemical burn, fix a computer. But there's already people younger and more inexperienced than you doing just that, and if you don't give it a shot then you can expect only one thing for sure--that the opposite wall from your bunk is gonna get pretty boring real fast.
I'm looking for senior staff, experienced crew members who're willing to open themselves up to a group of apprentices each month, give them a crash course in whatever, expand on their natural skills. There's no reward, short of the chance to fill in where your own sections of the ship are short handed, just like I can't offer any of the students any advantage to taking a post short of the opportunity to learn new skills and not get bored senseless. Fact remains that we need this just to survive, nevermind find a way home, and I want to encourage all of you to give it a shot.
So here's how it's gonna work; this post is just to get people talking and try and work out how many people are interested and what sorta placements there's gonna be available. Try and think about whether you have the time to train someone in your field, and what number of students you can stand to take. Soon as we straighten things out, I'll make another post to get everyone reporting to the right places. Simple right? That's the plan, anyway.
Ah, and one more thing before I sign off. Chapel's open to all faiths tomorrow morning in the oxygen garden, same as it is every Sunday at 10am. Anyone is welcome to attend.
[ OOC: No logs go up for the chapel, but tomorrow there will be some brief words said about those lost during the last Jump, and Nathan might even try to be nice about Isaac. You're welcome to assume your character attends this Sunday as any other. ]

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Hello, Nathan Petrelli.
I'm Annie Cresta, 170, Wave 8. I haven't got a job yet and I don't know where to start. [It didn't matter she wasn't well. People who weren't well still had to work; this was better than being a Victor.] I can fish. I make nets. I cook. I sew. I'm a good babysitter. I think a lot of people here don't have practical skills. I can't work in nursing, yet, I'm not--well. Maybe if someone can help me get better.
And I can fight. Hand to hand combat. I used to teach a little at home. Children's self-defense, but adults too. I don't know what judo is, I--I teach knives. And everything else.
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But there's always a need for more hands in medbay or in security, even as an assistant.
Whereabouts are you from, Annie?
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Here she is. And while a few days ago she would have been sharp and brazen, now she looks like she hasn't slept in a while. Her hands keep fluttering after she turns on the camera, and there's something tense and posed for flight in her posture. Like at any moment she'll run away. Nowhere to run here, though.]
Way ahead of you. I'm Libby and I'm training with Megamind. Can we really work on the shuttles? And, uh--if we have to use them, are they stocked? And who goes first, evacuating?
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Right now we only have a couple of them working, and assuming we have to evacuate, we don't have anywhere to go. [ He sounds apologetic. ] That's why I'm hoping we can get more of them going, and I'm sure you agree it's pretty important. Most of the things we need to fix around here are.
I could show you around one if you like.
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[She actually has to resist the urge to salute now, but she does smirk a little at the camera]
Which is actually not limited to aquatic travel in my time, though I'm guessing you've served?
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When you say weapons, do you mean gunnery or security?
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[ Yeah, she doesn't sound all too impressed with this Mr. Pertrelli (she's never been fond of any political type trying to take over after all) as she and the others have been working on the shuttles for some time now, and as of now are at a standstill till they can dock and resupply. ]
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[ And he's not trying to take over, he's made that clear time and again. ]
As for people familiar with the drives, that's fine for a request for engineers, but I flew jet planes and I couldn't fix a jet engine if it broke; people drive, and they don't know how to fix their cars. You don't got an academy full of people to choose from here, you gotta make do.
Am I making any sense here?
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Just some free advice, Congressman.
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Oh, I'm sorry. You know you put words together and they become this thing we like to call sentences. That sound familiar to you?
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Seeing as there's people on board who see me as a villain for what I started at home, does that mean I gotta sit on my ass and watch everyone else try and get home without me? What do you think? And what about the people who hide their past better than I do?
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He watches this broadcast twice, and wonders if it is the warmth of the vembraces on his arms or his own selfish desires that make him see Boromir so clearly in this Man's eyes.
Duty, Nathan had said once, and his voice still rings together with Boromir's in Aragorn's mind. ]
The gardens are not difficult to learn to tend, [ softly, ] 'tis the task of finding willing hands that is difficult.
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I... don't know anything about hardware. Know someone who does, though. But if you need someone to poke around software and the like? I can help.
[Because if she's stuck here and this isn't a slaver ship... she can try to be useful.]
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If this is reference to the other Sherlock Holmes' on board?
It's interesting how you've 'humbled down' from your last statements, Mr. Petrelli.
If you've needed assistance regarding communications you could have consulted either Aberdeen or I.
The idea of senior officers, is however a grand one.
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[ Well, Aberdeen at the moment is kind of MIA. ]
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Still have trouble with sarcasm over text, which bits of that should I be taking seriously, and which parts are you taking a jab at me? Because if you're serious about you thinking it's a good idea, I don't see why you shouldn't be at the top of the list of volunteers.
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