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[untamedantinous]

 [Here, fellow passengers of the TQ, is one French revolutionary.  He is not amusing himself with bothering Marius today, instead he is in his own rooms, looking somewhat disgruntled.  ....For him, that's pretty normal, at least.]

A question for you, passengers.  More specifically, those who are skilled in the use of these ...communication devices.  I have heard there is a library one can access on them, but I cannot seem to do so.  Assistance would certainly be appreciated.

If that is not the case, then simply tell me if and where I may find the philosophy books aboard this vessel.  I am of a mind to read some Rousseau.

Merci.

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[helpmeguideit]

I don't blame you at all. These are a little different from actual books, but...better.

[ Some directions are included here. ]

Last I checked it was here, at least.

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[untamedantinous]

How are they better?

[Thank you, Charles, he will more than likely be headed there this instant.]

Thank you.

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[helpmeguideit]

Well, better than these devices. Nothing compares to a book.

[ Really, not at all ]

No problem at all.

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[untamedantinous]

It is quite true. I suspect I shall grow to miss them very much.

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[helpmeguideit]

You will, but you'll adjust to it here.

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[untamedantinous]

As you say, monsieur.

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[helpmeguideit]

I insist. Everyone does. It will never be comfortable like home, tough.