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whatsinthehatch2013-12-05 02:40 pm
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The Crash Site
It doesn't matter who you are. It doesn't matter how you were travelling. All that matters is the Island, and the Island wants you. All are drawn to the same stretch of shoreline; your plane suddenly loses power and drops from the sky to crash into the sand. Your boat runs aground. Your helicopter plows a deep furrow until the blades tangle and catch in the thick growth of the jungle.
However it happened, now you're here. You belong to the Island. There might be something salvageable in the debris, but no matter what you find, no matter who is with you, one thing is certain:
You are lost.
However it happened, now you're here. You belong to the Island. There might be something salvageable in the debris, but no matter what you find, no matter who is with you, one thing is certain:
You are lost.
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I dunno about "valuable". [Not here, anyway, or so he suspects. A plane crashing anywhere near civilization is usually cause for alarm, and no one has come to investigate yet.] But to answer your question, I got here the same way that did.
[He twists to point at the wreckage down the beach.]
I'm guessin' your story is about the same.
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[Her momentary flicker of something approaching cheer fades at that. She glances over to a pile of wreckage within walking distance of them, the remains of what seems to've been a jet built for transporting only a handful of people.]
I was in the process of relocation due to my, uh... job. But, as you can no doubt see, we didn't quite make it to our destination.
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... no. I... suppose I was very fortunate. If that is how one would interpret such a fate.
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[The automaton shifts his attention back to Genie with a warm smile, focusing enough for it to look very nearly human. He knows a bit about loss and continuing in spite of it.]
We'll get rescued and everythin' will be just fine, you'll see. In the meantime, you're welcome to come back up the beach with me. I don't like the thought of anyone bein' stuck by their lonesome out here.
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... would you, per chance, desire a bit of... protection, in light of recent events? A sharp eye, and a quick trigger finger.
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I, uh, appreciate the offer, but I don't think you're gonna have to be shootin' much of anything, Miss Genie.
[The survivors he's met so far seem trustworthy enough. The idea that any of them might be violent doesn't bear consideration.]
But we could use an extra pair of hands buildin' shelter, if you wouldn't mind.
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It isn't an unfamiliar reaction at all, and she says nothing, although something odd creeps into her expression-- a tone of something dark or secret, almost smug.
A pacifist.]
Fair enough, then. I shall do what I can to aid you in such, although I am somewhat unsuited to physical labor... you see, my strengths lay elsewhere.
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[She smiles in return. Such a handsome machine she's found. Now that her grief about being alone has passed, she begins to wonder the ways in which a machine can be broken.
Or should she harm him at all? He isn't human, doesn't seem to display their flaws, although perhaps he's a bit quick to trust someone like her.
She will simply have to see.]
Yes. I do believe I will.
the beach is now diamonds
If only everything else could be so easy; if only a few kind words and a smile could heal Miss B's wounds.]
Glad to hear it. It's just a ways up the beach--oh, and uh, we found some luggage. Maybe some of it is yours?