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[ there's no explanation or introduction attached to the message despite her obvious newness in the 022 of her i.d. number, just a direct, pressing question: ]

Is it pretty common for people's memories to get screwed with here?

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Which parts are the bad parts.

[andblockbuster]

the parts that are obviously not comfy and lived in. kitchens, rec rooms, holodecks, cabins- safe places. dark, deserted corridors deeper into the ship's cold, unfeeling underbelly? bad parts. we'd have maps but the ship rearranges itself.

...don't ask.

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I'll just file that one under 'magic' and be done with it.

What about the garden or whatever?

[andblockbuster]

magic. hahaha. that's cute. mixing genres is only okay if you're anne mccaffrey.

what about them? they're great if you like... nature. kinda cool in moderation, though.

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I mean are they safe. And I'd be interested to hear your scientific explanation for rearranging blueprints.

[andblockbuster]

perfectly safe if you watch out for the dinosaurs and don't impugn the honor of House Stark.

security measure...?

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I'll keep that in mind. So how, scientifically speaking, does a ship rearrange itself mid-flight?

[andblockbuster]

Something during the jump? That's when it always happens, but no one's ever actually stayed out during a jump and lived except Jaye and, uh... I don't think she came out of it in a position to tell anyone why the ship rearranged itself.

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What happened to her?

[andblockbuster]

she's not right in the head. like something rattled her coconut really badly... in my professional neurological opinion. i haven't asked her if i can check her head out for science, because she can turn into a bear.

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... a literal bear?