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[suddenlycaptain]

[ There are a lot of reasons to post something like this. Carolyn is ignoring the ones that are more personal to her, but she makes it text to prevent anything from leaking through. ]

If you were to leave the ship right now, permanently -- whether it was on a shuttle, to a station or new ship, or a planet -- what is one thing you would try to bring with you?

Other than people.

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[unbalancer]

A book passed down to me by my grams. It's always been in my family. I don't think my ancestors would be happy if I left it on a spaceship. And it means a lot to me.

Do you know what you'd bring?

[deagle]

Is this a "what would you want on a desert island" kind of question?

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[coy]

Is something happening?

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[20mentholkools]

Carolyn.

locked.

[wolfchild]

[ lived it already, it sucked. ]

what is this for?

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[puppydogeyes]

My dogs.

[Just try to tell her she isn't allowed more than one, Carolyn.]

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[lafautedevoltaire]

Is there food in the place we're going to?

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[faithlessly]

what would YOU bring

[ come on, he's curious. ]

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[megalomaniacs]

[He's bored; that's the long and short of it.]

is there a point to that question?

THIS STRESSED HIM OUT

[allbloodyhail]

[ he had started to write peter before he even read 'other than' and before he realized it wasn't something he wanted to say publicly. then he repeats the same process with poetry because seriously the little space cred he has left is not getting wasted on admitting his most treasured possessions are a handwritten book of poetry and his boyfriend.

what is this ship doing to him? ]

from here?

[ despite all of the stupid belongings he's acquired, suddenly they all seem REALLY stupid as he's trying to measure each against the other and prioritize. ]

a tea kettle.

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[dashhole]

[He actually doesn't have to think about this before answering (and even if he did, he probably wouldn't, let's be fair here), but it takes him a moment to figure out if she would accept his answer as it is or not.]


So do weapons count as one thing, quote unquote? Cause I got several.

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[hypospray]

medicine.

[ oh i'm sorry did you say one thing? ]

[trouvaille]

Practical answer, warm clothing.

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[skjalf]

Something to keep warm, be it clothing or a blanket.

The other obvious answer would be food.

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[altercate]

Why.

[ begrudgingly acknowledging stiles friends, that's a thing. ]

[briefly]

Nothing, I think. It's not like I brought anything of value with me to begin with.

I'd just want to go home.

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[doggedly]

dear captain are you planning on leaving us

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[bullshead]

[ SQUINT. SQUINT. SQUINT.









. . . ]

What?

[specialism]

Weapons.

[ he's got priorities. who knows what one might encounter? ]

[text]

[yardbird]

The birds, probably.

...

Definitely. [These cursing bitches are his avian children now.]