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[cargojet]

I understand that there have been injuries and losses throughout the ship during the last few days. I'll make this brief. Security reports Tyke's injury, but I'd like to hear reports from the other departments: their injured, dead, and with time a list of items stolen or destroyed in the firefight, if it's come to that. Communications was below most of the fighting, so we got off light. Medbay - Jenna - you make it through alright?

Damage has been done to the kitchens on the upper decks. Since there's no specific department that deals with that, and it's likely to remain that way, I'm looking for a group of civilian volunteers to clear them up. It's not a glamorous job, but I'm pretty sure Security is too busy to deal with it. Despite all this, we'll be jumping in a little under two weeks. It's important everyone is accounted for before then.

I want to reassure everyone that Security has all the pirates contained. [ He's not sure about it himself, but he says it with conviction. There's a pause, and finally he opens his mouth to say more. Before he can his expression darkens, and then he settles on something else, something simple, eloquent, and brimming with uncertainty: ] God help them.


[ This is dated yesterday, plot wise. And no, there's not a mention of communication's bungle in here. ]

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[triedtobe]

[ Don't mind Peter snorting. ]

You're actually worried about the pirates?

[cargojet]

When they came to this ship, we offered them protection under our laws. But they aren't getting our laws. No Miranda rights, no civil rights, no human rights. They're information first and foremost, not people. You'd know, Peter: What the hell does that make us?

[triedtobe]

You might want to try that lecture on someone else. But i'm pretty sure you're in the minority of people offering them protection.

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[suddenlycaptain]

I was shot in the shoulder. [ There's a not-quite-disguised note of pain in her voice; Carolyn's been refusing more of the harder pain killers. ] I haven't been able to take inventory.

[ since. shot in the shoulder. ]

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[cargojet]

[ A hiss from Nathan. He's been shot, he knows how much it hurts. Instant empathy. ]

You got a second in command lined up?

[ Like Carolyn isn't going to go right back to work injured. ]

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[suddenlycaptain]

[ Unseen by the camera, Carolyn's eyes flick over to Casey. ]

He's here with me. But instating him won't be necessary.

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[coffeeking]

Is there any way we can talk to them? The pirates?

[Because there are things Ianto wants to know.]

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[cargojet]

[ Nathan shakes his head. ]

Not unless you have the clearance. Inconvenient if you ask me.

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[coffeeking]

More than just inconvenient. Who has clearance? And what the hell do we plan to do with them, anyway? It would be criminal to bring them with us when we jump, but we're risking full-on mutiny to what little authority we've organized if we let them go on the Scylla.

[That ship is a way out, nevermind the fact that they probably can't fit everyone on board. This is a riot waiting to happen.]

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[wolfdreamer]

They said they were up. Did they only mean the kitchens?

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[cargojet]

[ It's a little Stark. He likes little Starks. ]

Not just the kitchens, no, but stealing food was a priority. They're pretty messed up.

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[foolproofed]

[Goddamn, man, one month onboard and Marty's starting to really reconsider his lot in life.

Not that it was very good before, but... yikes. And shit.]

I kinda already started with the 'clearing shit up' business, if you want--to add me to that group of civilian volunteers? Fun fact about me, I'm not much for the glamour. I can leave that to the cool kids.

[He's trying to be light-hearted after craziness, don't kill it.]

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[cargojet]

[ You talk to him about it, Marty; he feels your pain. ]

I can send anyone who asks straight to you if you have an idea where you're working. [ A slight smile. ] That sort of thing is easier when you're going at it as a team.

[ He honestly is only guessing, he had people for that at home. ]

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[doc_pompous]

Medbay is in one piece, more or less. I'll be able to send you a better report of the damage once we've taken care of the injured.

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[cargojet]

Thank you, Doctor. You always seem to have the most thankless job, clearing up when everyone thinks it's over.

Do you mind if I ask after Tyke?

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[quotate]

How badly damaged are we talking about? Blown to smithereens, or someone knocked over all the spoiled space milk?

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[cargojet]

Depends on the floor. Mostly the second, I think. I haven't had the chance to see the damage for myself.

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[handelaar]

Why.

[Yeah that's. Actually it. He's busy up cleaning up campsites, who has time to elaborate upon meaning here.]

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[cargojet]

It's called a status report. By communicating them to each other, everyone on board stays up to date without having to walk from one side of the ship to the other to check it out for themselves.

There's people bedded down in the O2 gardens I care about. If it went unmolested, it would comfort me and others to hear it. Food concerns me too. If you've had something vital stolen, a report might get it back to you sooner.

[culver]

I will help clean them.

[cargojet]

That's kind of you. A man called Marty has also volunteered--do you know him? I'm sure he'd appreciate the company.

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[justabitoffun]

Such a mundane business to attend. And shall the one issuing the request also be preforming the task himself?

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[cargojet]

If there were three of me, one of me would be doing that, but I have people to see and a salvage operation to attend to. If I could spare the time, I wouldn't be asking, truly.

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[unparental]

All my pieces where are they should be-- same with the wing.

[ which is even true. ]

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[cargojet]

I'm glad to hear it. I prefer your pieces where they should be.