Entry tags:
- alex summers,
- aragorn,
- bela talbot,
- christian,
- dean winchester,
- dist,
- eridan ampora,
- erik lehnsherr,
- gabriel "chapel hill" sinclair,
- gabriel "sylar" gray,
- georgette "buffy" meissonier,
- hallah "aberdeen" tawse,
- heather mason,
- ianto jones,
- james moriarty,
- james t. kirk (xi),
- jason "red hood" todd,
- jenna sommers,
- john watson,
- margaret "peggy" carter,
- megamind,
- natasha romanoff,
- nathan petrelli,
- patrick "kitten" braden,
- peter petrelli,
- raven darkholme,
- remus lupin,
- sawyer "soysauce" sciarrino,
- sherlock holmes,
- skulduggery pleasant,
- spock (xi),
- statsraaden,
- tali'zorah vas normandy,
- taylor "tyke" kee,
- wesley gibson
001. video; Public Service Announcement
Guessing everyone's feeling a little closer to compos mentis now. Great, that's gonna make this a whole lot easier.
My name is Nathan Petrelli. I'm Senator for New York, elected representative of the people, and recently made Head of Homeland Security by the President himself. It's my job to do what's in the best interests of the people, and in this case I figure that's gonna be easier said than done.
I don't want any of you to worry. Once I get up to speed on the details of what's going on here, I intend to get to the bottom of how we got here, why we were brought here, and how to go about getting back. And I mean how and why, not the bullshit they've been feeding you about jumping and wormholes and the ship needing a crew. There's a malicious intent here I'm gonna address, and then I'm getting everyone back where we belong.
I realise we're not all Americans here, and maybe you think I have no jurisdiction, but I earned the right to intervene the moment I woke up with a tube shoved down my throat, just like everyone else. I want to speak to people who know the most about this place, or be directed toward them. Captain Kirk: you're on my list for starters, but I'd rather speak to the real Captain, rather than some washed up wannabe.
Oh, and before I wrap this up, there's one other thing. A few of you will have spoken to my brother, Peter; he got here during the 'jump' previous to this one, and as I understand it he's been pretty liberal with his imagination ever since. Some time ago my brother convinced himself that he could fly. He stood on top of a twelve story building one day, called me up and told me he was going to show me he could do it. He jumped, and he fell - fortunately only as far as the fire escape - and a couple days later woke up in the hospital with minor injuries. It wasn't long after my father's death, right in the middle of my run for Congress, and I guess he was desperate for attention.
What I'm trying to say is that he's had brushes with depression before - it runs in the family - and he's not exactly stable right now. All of this doesn't make it any easier. If everyone could please be delicate with him, take what he says with a grain of salt, and inform me if it sounds like he's planning to do something that might hurt himself or others. I appreciate it.
My name is Nathan Petrelli. I'm Senator for New York, elected representative of the people, and recently made Head of Homeland Security by the President himself. It's my job to do what's in the best interests of the people, and in this case I figure that's gonna be easier said than done.
I don't want any of you to worry. Once I get up to speed on the details of what's going on here, I intend to get to the bottom of how we got here, why we were brought here, and how to go about getting back. And I mean how and why, not the bullshit they've been feeding you about jumping and wormholes and the ship needing a crew. There's a malicious intent here I'm gonna address, and then I'm getting everyone back where we belong.
I realise we're not all Americans here, and maybe you think I have no jurisdiction, but I earned the right to intervene the moment I woke up with a tube shoved down my throat, just like everyone else. I want to speak to people who know the most about this place, or be directed toward them. Captain Kirk: you're on my list for starters, but I'd rather speak to the real Captain, rather than some washed up wannabe.
Oh, and before I wrap this up, there's one other thing. A few of you will have spoken to my brother, Peter; he got here during the 'jump' previous to this one, and as I understand it he's been pretty liberal with his imagination ever since. Some time ago my brother convinced himself that he could fly. He stood on top of a twelve story building one day, called me up and told me he was going to show me he could do it. He jumped, and he fell - fortunately only as far as the fire escape - and a couple days later woke up in the hospital with minor injuries. It wasn't long after my father's death, right in the middle of my run for Congress, and I guess he was desperate for attention.
What I'm trying to say is that he's had brushes with depression before - it runs in the family - and he's not exactly stable right now. All of this doesn't make it any easier. If everyone could please be delicate with him, take what he says with a grain of salt, and inform me if it sounds like he's planning to do something that might hurt himself or others. I appreciate it.
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Really shoulda found a glass of water or something before I started. [ He didn't expect this vehement a response, honestly, and his throat is like gravel by now. ]
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Maybe they're just afraid that you'll upset the balance here. If there even is one here in the first place.
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I'm sure it's something people talk about a lot? Improving things around the jumps, trying to make it easier on people? Or is there something I'm missing?
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Trying to make the jumps easier is certainly a talking point on board the ship. However, no matter how much you improve or try to organise it, you can't stop people from reacting in a bad way. Waking up for the first time in one of those pods in a traumatic experience. People get scared. They panic.
As for me? I just hate the nausea and dizziness you get afterwards.
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[ Not like it's a secret any longer. ]
But that's me.
The people who get scared--they're a danger to people trying to help them, right?
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[He has a point there.]
Yeah, I suppose so in some cases. Put them in a situation like this and they're bound to lash out.
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Bound to. At other people who're just as confused as they are. Sounds like you're - pardon--we're - one lost psychopath away from a massacre.
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Yeah, it seems like it. Saying that, if there is a mass murderer among us, I won't be looking to get in their way. Staying locked away in my room is what I'll do.
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If you lock yourself away, don't they win? Living in fear is no way to live at all.
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I consider it as a way to survive, Senator. Perhaps it is fear but I hardly want to be gutted like a fish.
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Maybe that's wise. Ship has a security team, right? Probably better if they handle stuff like that.
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[There's a nod.] That it does. I try to avoid getting involved in things like that.
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[ But he's keeping quiet about Sylar, not lingering on it. ]
Just hope the Security team is up to whatever they might find around here, y'know?
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[Bela is trying not to think about it too much.]
They've managed to keep this place afloat so far. We just have to hope nothing nastier comes aboard.
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[ A laugh. ]
I think it might be a faux pas to kick off conversation with a beautiful woman with talk of kidnap, death threats and serial killers. What do you think? How does that go for first impressions?
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[There's a smile.]
It's certainly not a conversation I'm used to but you might have just scored some points by calling me beautiful. With regards to first impressions? I'd say it's not a terrible one.
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Second impressions are usually better. At least that's the plan.
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[She gives him a slight smile and raises her eyebrow in return.]
Or just in general?
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Both.
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