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ataraxion2013-03-05 07:19 pm
jurisimpudent) wrote in ataraxion2013-03-05 07:19 pm
Entry tags:
- brendan frye,
- carolyn fry,
- donna paulsen,
- hayley stark,
- hikaru sulu (xi),
- irene adler (2009),
- james t. kirk (xi),
- jaye rinnark,
- john "reaper" grimm,
- john blake,
- josh levison,
- kaylee frye,
- l "ryuuzaki" lawliet,
- leoben conoy,
- lilith,
- mason lockwood,
- miles edgeworth,
- october bantum,
- raven darkholme,
- remus lupin,
- robb stark,
- sebastian moran (d'urbervilles),
- the warden (daylen amell)
[voice]
[Edgeworth sounds characteristically brisk and serious.]
I would like to ask everyone to take a moment to speak here - or to leave a text message - about what it is that they most wish to get home to, or what it is they most appreciate here.
There's a jump approaching, and not too long from now. As we all know, jumps rarely bring good things - they herald lost friends, new disasters. This is a difficult life we have here aboard this ship - one fraught with pain, with misery, with fear. It's far too easy to become lost in the morass of despair. It's too easy, with each jump, to think: what if I don't? What if I do not go to the jump bay? What if I simply sit back and let it all end?
I ask that you, in this post, remind everyone why it's worth it to keep on. Why it's worth it to suffer through these jumps, month after month, and why it's worth it to keep cautious and not just go seeking our death in those hallways, and why it's worth it to keep trying to make life better here. As we approach this new jump, as we prepare ourselves to welcome and console these new arrivals, let us remember why we should continue to fight.
Thank you all for your attention and cooperation.
I would like to ask everyone to take a moment to speak here - or to leave a text message - about what it is that they most wish to get home to, or what it is they most appreciate here.
There's a jump approaching, and not too long from now. As we all know, jumps rarely bring good things - they herald lost friends, new disasters. This is a difficult life we have here aboard this ship - one fraught with pain, with misery, with fear. It's far too easy to become lost in the morass of despair. It's too easy, with each jump, to think: what if I don't? What if I do not go to the jump bay? What if I simply sit back and let it all end?
I ask that you, in this post, remind everyone why it's worth it to keep on. Why it's worth it to suffer through these jumps, month after month, and why it's worth it to keep cautious and not just go seeking our death in those hallways, and why it's worth it to keep trying to make life better here. As we approach this new jump, as we prepare ourselves to welcome and console these new arrivals, let us remember why we should continue to fight.
Thank you all for your attention and cooperation.
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I mean, you do that every day, right, so really it's nothing new for you, but for the rest of us, let me tell you, it's something of a thrill.
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