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[coffeeking]

Good morning, children! Did you have a nice jump? No, me either. Anyone else feel like they were being watched this time, or I am being especially paranoid?

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[jurisimpudent]

[Edgeworth's voice is quiet.]

Feelings of being watched are a psychological phenomenon.

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[coffeeking]

So you felt it too. Not a coincidence, I think.

[Ianto Jones: skills include keen attention to detail, coffee-making, shooting guns, and deconstructing Miles Edgeworth's avoidance tactics.]

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[jurisimpudent]

I - did not say that, sir.

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[suddenlycaptain]

I felt it.

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We shouldn't have been able to feel anything like that.

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[coffeeking]

No, we shouldn't. Not in stasis.

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[suddenlycaptain]

More mysteries. [ ugh. ]

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[cargojet]

[ Huh. Weird. ]

Isn't space fun? You know if we all felt it, could be there was something behind it. Something in the chemicals again?

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[coffeeking]

Something in the chemicals to make us hallucinate, or to bring us just far enough to consciousness to be aware of something really watching us?

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[cargojet]

I'm not a doctor, but it'd be the first place I'd look. Could be we're naturally that aware and there's something to it, but it'd be nice to eliminate mass hallucinations, right?

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[ex_inventive578]

There's two hundred pairs of eyes on this ship, and that's just counting the humanoids.

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[coffeeking]

None of whom should have been out and about during a jump. Not to mention we shouldn't have been conscious enough to notice, if there was really someone there. Nor should we be hallucinating, much less having the same mass hallucination.

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[memorari]

Don't listen to the Doctor. He doesn't put enough stock in feelings. [ bad feelings, good feelings, intuition, superstition. They touched on it recently. ] I'm with you on this one, especially given recent events. [ smiley. ]

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[coffeeking]

I never listen to the Doctor when he's being contentious. Then again, I always seem to make him grouchy.

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[memorari]

He's grumpier here than elsewhere. I don't think it's personal.

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[generatedanomaly]

Glad to see someone has everything we need to know about this place. [It's nice to have all the information gathered in one place.]

[She crosses her arms over her chest.]

So that feeling wasn't normal for waking up in a pod of goo.

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[coffeeking]

It's always nice when someone appreciates it.

Previous jumps weren't like that, and a lot of people seem to be saying similar things.

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[memorari]

There's hardly any normal around here. You can count on shenanigans more often than not.

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[acapriciousthing]

I felt it and normally people only see me if I want them to.

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[coffeeking]

Does that work the same here? I mean, you're not exactly... doing your job here, right? So is everything else the same?

And can I just say that it's more than mildly terrifying that you're even trapped here with the rest of us.

[expect]

If i have questions where do i go
Because i have about eighty

[coffeeking]

Ask away. Here to help, etcetera, etcetera.

[uncurse]

[ okay, that's a lot of information to take in at once. so, emma will skim most of it, and file the rest away for later. more to the point, though, she jumps into the issue at hand. ]

Seems like pretty much everyone felt it. Probably safe to assume it's not some side-effect, given that I'm guessing some of you have been through these "jumps" before. This ship have security cameras that we could dump?

[coffeeking]

Some of us have been through way too many. But no, there are no cameras. And believe me, even if we had them, they would have conveniently shorted out or turned to static as soon as something happened.

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[tervelocius]

Does the government consider us to be refugees or hostages? Have there been any governmental efforts to either locate a more permanent home for us, or return us to our native worlds?

Excuse me if these questions have already been answered. I looked through the documents presented and couldn't find them.

[coffeeking]

The government thinks the Tranquility disappeared over forty years ago and no one is searching for us. Any effort made to connect with the outside world that's remotely successful is met with violence and death, usually attributable to Ward, the so-called, not-really Captain. Check out the timeline of events, and read up on the pirates.