reim lunettes (
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eluvio2016-12-18 06:44 pm
text, un: lunettes ( dated before the holiday mingle i.e. today )
[Reim understands absolutely nothing about... outer space, even after the initial orientation, so there's only one solution: writing himself a report about it. It's a force of habit, and he doesn't intend to share it at first (hence the strange heading) but he figures he might as well use it to present his various inquiries. He's going to be writing it anyway, so...
Well, it's better than looking out any windows and getting ulcers from space.]
CONFIDENTIAL/FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY
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Report 1 (Rough draft) | Month X/Day X | Author: Reim Lunettes
We appear to be in outer space.
The author (hereafter "I/me") is unfamiliar with the concept of "space" as it has been presented here (more accurate word: the Heavens? This lacks the atmosphere of something heavenly...) but has taken up the task of organizing the information presented haphazardly during "Orientation."
I was able to speak with the attendant upon (...) waking, but unable to ascertain any pertinent information. The conversation began as follows:
Q. (to attendant) What is going on here?
A. All of your questions will be answered in a moment at Orientation.
While perhaps my demeanor had been more frantic than can be accurately portrayed here in words, all manner of simple questions were regarded in this fashion. Then, proceeding into the next room to watch a moving picture that continued to make absolutely no logical sense, followed by being presented with the following and left to my own devices:
• An uncomfortably small uniform. I do not think it will fit me.
• Some kind of pendant.
• This device.
• Additional information that still has yet to explain in full what a "starship" is but does at least provide some helpful rules and regulations to adjust to living aboard one. Whatever it may be.
• The stars are outside. I will have to ask someone for medication to eliminate vertigo.
• A transcription of the moving picture that still does not make an ounce of sense.
To this end, being left to my own devices as I am, I am currently making arrangements to seek additional counsel about what is actually going on here and why this bag has been referred to as a "duffel." Interviews with those who have been here longer than I will be conducted in the following format:
Respondent:
Time:
Place:
Notes:
Q. Hello. My name is Reim Lunettes and I would like to have a moment of your time. What is your name?
Q. Have you ever been to "space" before?
Q. How familiar are you with the items found aboard this "starship"?
Q. What items were packed inside your "duffel"?
With these questions, I believe I will be able to report back with a more thorough understanding of the situation.
[Anyway, hope everyone enjoys this report that is half serious and half fed up with not understanding why everything glows and the pictures move. This is probably deserving of ridicule, but only a little.]
Well, it's better than looking out any windows and getting ulcers from space.]
CONFIDENTIAL/FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Report 1 (Rough draft) | Month X/Day X | Author: Reim Lunettes
We appear to be in outer space.
The author (hereafter "I/me") is unfamiliar with the concept of "space" as it has been presented here (more accurate word: the Heavens? This lacks the atmosphere of something heavenly...) but has taken up the task of organizing the information presented haphazardly during "Orientation."
I was able to speak with the attendant upon (...) waking, but unable to ascertain any pertinent information. The conversation began as follows:
Q. (to attendant) What is going on here?
A. All of your questions will be answered in a moment at Orientation.
While perhaps my demeanor had been more frantic than can be accurately portrayed here in words, all manner of simple questions were regarded in this fashion. Then, proceeding into the next room to watch a moving picture that continued to make absolutely no logical sense, followed by being presented with the following and left to my own devices:
• An uncomfortably small uniform. I do not think it will fit me.
• Some kind of pendant.
• This device.
• Additional information that still has yet to explain in full what a "starship" is but does at least provide some helpful rules and regulations to adjust to living aboard one. Whatever it may be.
• The stars are outside. I will have to ask someone for medication to eliminate vertigo.
• A transcription of the moving picture that still does not make an ounce of sense.
To this end, being left to my own devices as I am, I am currently making arrangements to seek additional counsel about what is actually going on here and why this bag has been referred to as a "duffel." Interviews with those who have been here longer than I will be conducted in the following format:
Respondent:
Time:
Place:
Notes:
Q. Hello. My name is Reim Lunettes and I would like to have a moment of your time. What is your name?
Q. Have you ever been to "space" before?
Q. How familiar are you with the items found aboard this "starship"?
Q. What items were packed inside your "duffel"?
With these questions, I believe I will be able to report back with a more thorough understanding of the situation.
[Anyway, hope everyone enjoys this report that is half serious and half fed up with not understanding why everything glows and the pictures move. This is probably deserving of ridicule, but only a little.]

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[He's not that level of nerd.] I know each of my teacups by heart. By glancing at the cabinets, I'll know if a single one is missing. Just like a single note in a symphony, the entire piece is made by the parts together. The music my collection makes would change completely if any one cup was missing.
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But you still ought to keep a written record, in the event that something happens.
[What the hell could happen to teacups?? Not the point.]
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[He's teasing, of course, because Reim has already rejected being his servant. But still... It's more fun like this.]
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[Punk... He's not doing it!! Do your own paperwork.]
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Let's get you some tea before you choke.
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I'm fine. It seems that the method of my arrival was so startling for my body that it's rebelling a little. Don't worry, I feel perfectly fine, and tea will only help me to feel better.
[He looks incredibly pale after that coughing fit, though, and he coughs a couple more times even now. At least it's not a fit again.]
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Eventually, they find a nice little space cafe that sells adequate tea. Reim deposits Eichi at a table and looks at him for a long beat before sitting down and immediately holding a menu up in front of his own face. Ugh, ill boy.]
Do you have any allergies? [reim]
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[He's only allergic to LIFE.] If I were allergic to something, I probably would have found out by now. My body wouldn't be able to take it, and I'd die quickly. [He picks up his own menu, taking a look at it.]
I may not look like it, but I'm a fan of meat. Do you think they have steak? [This is a CAFE...]
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What kind of absurdity??]
You aren't ordering a steak with tea.
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[He's pure and innocent and ignoring every look about his death talk he gets.]
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[Also who is a commoner, there are no commoners at this table, he's the son of an earl so shut up!! Order a scone.]
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A lemon-rosemary scone, then, maybe. Do you think they have that? [He hasn't even read this menu at all, but he glances down at it.] We can have steak another time.
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[Who said anything about future steak dinners?? For all Eichi knows, Reim has dinner plans from now until forever. Like, he doesn't, and he supposes he'll research which space restaurants serve the best steak, but listen. He stares at the menu again.]
They have at least one type of lemon scone. Just lemon.
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Just lemon? Hmm. That's a problem. The savory taste of the scone is lost without the rosemary. It's a completely different flavor. If it's something more simple, maybe cranberry will do.
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Well, which one is it? You have twenty seconds to decide.
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[He takes up about 19 seconds rambling about how this is a tough decision before:] Alright, I've decided. Blueberry!
[A completely different one.]
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Blueberry it is! In that case, hold on— [As The Adult here, Reim will take it upon himself to flag down a server and order the most acceptable-looking black tea for both of them "with all the fixings," which surely is the normal way to order, plus a blueberry scone, and some kind of cute little cherry tart for himself. Only babies have to order scones.]
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I didn't have to waste my breath at all. You're so kind, Mr. Lunettes. With you at my side, I can't help but feel a little more relaxed. [Haha, because he's doing all these convenient things for him... But really, he does appreciate it, even as the spoiled brat he is.]
I'm certain the tea will only help with that.
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Well—here, help yourself first. [To the tea tray fixings, before Reim dumps a pound of sugar in his. It's only fair.]
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[That's all he says at first, his smile warming a little as the tea is set down before him. He puts in a little cream, a little sugar, and mixes it daintily before setting that utensil aside. Taking a sip, he does seem to relax considerably. Tea... Yes, this is much nicer than being yanked here and run through physical and medical examinations.
As he lowers the cup a little, he moves his fingers enough to check out the teacup.]
Even in space, the pattern is classic with flowers, and the material is the usual ceramic. I'll still have to ask if they'd be willing to part with one.
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I'm sure you could simply buy one, in a shop here... How often do you suppose they import teacups?
[To space?? How would they do that, but also, if they were going to import something, why would it be teacups?]
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[For the memories... Of drinking with Reim. It's nice, see.] I'll ask after we've finished.
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If you must. Eat your scone.
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[He says it just as politely as everything else, so it's not aggressive, despite his wording. But after another sip, he will have a bit of scone. He looks happy about this! And maybe slightly less pale compared to earlier.]
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