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arcanarum2013-01-22 08:16 pm
gordianknots) wrote in arcanarum2013-01-22 08:16 pm
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Video | 006; Filtering out Ryuunoske
[Thankfully, this public service announcement isn't as fraught and panicky as the last one. There's no preface needed, just a moment for Waver to remember to put a filter on the message so that Ryuunoske cannot access it, and he addresses the screen.]
I'm issuing this as a bit of information for those new and reminder for those old that I am still attempting to collect and create a history of this place. There's been significant work done, so if anyone is interested in accessing it - or in reviewing mine and my assistant's notes for accuracy - it is open.
In addition, and more pertinently, I would like to add another facet to this archive: recording everyone's personal histories. Given the plans in mind for all of us, I figure that having written biographies to combat memory loss is a boon, and I can ensure limited access to those files. This can be achieved by either you speaking to me of past experiences and me writing them down, or walking over a draft to my current residence.
Finally, and this I realize is a loaded subject: in relation to creating a history of this place. We were recently shown the deaths of the previous inhabitants. I should like to know how yours died, in as much detail as possible, if you feel comfortable giving the information.
My door is metaphorically open whenever needed at house number nine in the navy district, from 11 until sunset. No need to contact me in advance.
[and with that, he's out]
I'm issuing this as a bit of information for those new and reminder for those old that I am still attempting to collect and create a history of this place. There's been significant work done, so if anyone is interested in accessing it - or in reviewing mine and my assistant's notes for accuracy - it is open.
In addition, and more pertinently, I would like to add another facet to this archive: recording everyone's personal histories. Given the plans in mind for all of us, I figure that having written biographies to combat memory loss is a boon, and I can ensure limited access to those files. This can be achieved by either you speaking to me of past experiences and me writing them down, or walking over a draft to my current residence.
Finally, and this I realize is a loaded subject: in relation to creating a history of this place. We were recently shown the deaths of the previous inhabitants. I should like to know how yours died, in as much detail as possible, if you feel comfortable giving the information.
My door is metaphorically open whenever needed at house number nine in the navy district, from 11 until sunset. No need to contact me in advance.
[and with that, he's out]
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Hello?
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Ah good, you made it.
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I told you it wouldn't be a problem!
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And you were correct. Please, come in.
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Are you the only one in this house too?
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[He heads back towards the living room and flops down into the armchair he's become very fond of. Mercifully, all the paper he has managed to amass and cover in information fits neatly on the coffee table - which is slightly better than earlier where it was everywhere on the floor]
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Where would you like me to start!
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Does this look do-able?
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Definitely! Do you want direct copies or bulletpoint notes?
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[And she'll just sit crosslegged on the floor and get right down to it.]