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ataraxion2011-12-10 12:04 am
awakenings) wrote in ataraxion2011-12-10 12:04 am
video;
[There's a young woman looking at the screen, her stare calm and determined. And despite what the icons say, she doesn't have makeup on, sadly.]
It's been a couple of days since we've arrived on this ship and, besides having one discussion with what's left of the crew, we're no closer to figuring out how to go home or what to do around here. I'm stating the obvious here, of course, but several people have already spoken up about a need for us all to actually meet now that we have a slightly better understanding of what's going on.
Like it or not, whether we were brought here for a reason or because of some fluke in the system, we are stuck here until further notice.
We need to actually make an attempt to work together. If we can find out how this ship works and how to take care of one another - to provide support, medical assistance, and anything else - then we have a much higher chance of survival out here and we can find a way home. [A beat.] Somehow.
[She leans back, crossing her arms over her chest. It's more obvious now that she's sitting on a couch in one of the common areas.]
As others have proposed, we should meet in one of the common areas in the passengers' quarters to speak and gain some semblance of group ethic. We all have skills; we each have something unique that we can bring to the table. It will be easier to see how we can help one another and how we can contribute to our situation if we can see each other, face-to-face, and decide where to go from there.
[ooc:I...will be putting up an open meet-and-greet log shortly, so bear with me, please! here is the log!]
It's been a couple of days since we've arrived on this ship and, besides having one discussion with what's left of the crew, we're no closer to figuring out how to go home or what to do around here. I'm stating the obvious here, of course, but several people have already spoken up about a need for us all to actually meet now that we have a slightly better understanding of what's going on.
Like it or not, whether we were brought here for a reason or because of some fluke in the system, we are stuck here until further notice.
We need to actually make an attempt to work together. If we can find out how this ship works and how to take care of one another - to provide support, medical assistance, and anything else - then we have a much higher chance of survival out here and we can find a way home. [A beat.] Somehow.
[She leans back, crossing her arms over her chest. It's more obvious now that she's sitting on a couch in one of the common areas.]
As others have proposed, we should meet in one of the common areas in the passengers' quarters to speak and gain some semblance of group ethic. We all have skills; we each have something unique that we can bring to the table. It will be easier to see how we can help one another and how we can contribute to our situation if we can see each other, face-to-face, and decide where to go from there.
[ooc:
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In blunt terms, teamwork.
[Not a way of tackling problems that he enjoys preforming and it is not for an inflated ego. Time ticks by for a pause, his fingers tapping a hard surface in the background.]
Not everyone's a team-player, but seems like we're required here to get anything done. Count me in, just don't expect much productive help.
[Some skills are not fit for space and confined places.]
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[It sounds a little childish that way, but that's exactly what she's saying.]
That's all right. I don't expect too much to come of this, but it's a start. Thank you.
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It's something other than stagnating and that counts for something.
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