Petra Ral (
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afterliving2013-09-18 12:55 am
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001 ❀ video/action
[ video ]
[ It takes some time for Petra to understand how things work, but sooner or later after some observation she’s managed to get the video on. ]
Hello? Ah, I thought it would be a good time to introduce myself… I’m - uh -new here? At least from what I’ve seen... My name is Petra Ral, nice to meet you all!
[ She fidgets a little, before continuing. ]
So, from what I’ve seen this-- world? [ Can she even call this place a world? It's the afterlife but... Everything's really strange, okay. ] -Is… far more modern than my own. The technology here is incredible, though taking coffee from a gigantic metal block seems kind of strange. [ A small pause. ] It feels a little impersonal? I think coffee’s best made from scratch, but that might just be me…
--Oh, that’s right!
I was wondering if anyone could explain these… machines? Is that what you would call them? Ah, yeah, I was wondering if anyone could explain their purposes and how to use them! Some of them actually seem to make work a lot easier than it usual is, so I'm sure it would be really convenient to learn! I’ve been told my methods are very... “old”.
[ Petra tilts her head a little, as if she’s wondering if there’s something she’s forgotten to mention. ]
Mm, I think that’s all, for now at least. Thanks!
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[ action ]
[ Later, if you find yourself in the garden, you'll see Petra walking around, smelling the flowers and inspecting them closely. There are so many types she's never seen before! And for the ones she's seen, they're mostly from outside the walls, where she doesn't really have the time to study them.
She probably won't notice you unless you're in her face, because she's super focused on a ladybug she's spotted on a plant. ]
[ It takes some time for Petra to understand how things work, but sooner or later after some observation she’s managed to get the video on. ]
Hello? Ah, I thought it would be a good time to introduce myself… I’m - uh -new here? At least from what I’ve seen... My name is Petra Ral, nice to meet you all!
[ She fidgets a little, before continuing. ]
So, from what I’ve seen this-- world? [ Can she even call this place a world? It's the afterlife but... Everything's really strange, okay. ] -Is… far more modern than my own. The technology here is incredible, though taking coffee from a gigantic metal block seems kind of strange. [ A small pause. ] It feels a little impersonal? I think coffee’s best made from scratch, but that might just be me…
--Oh, that’s right!
I was wondering if anyone could explain these… machines? Is that what you would call them? Ah, yeah, I was wondering if anyone could explain their purposes and how to use them! Some of them actually seem to make work a lot easier than it usual is, so I'm sure it would be really convenient to learn! I’ve been told my methods are very... “old”.
[ Petra tilts her head a little, as if she’s wondering if there’s something she’s forgotten to mention. ]
Mm, I think that’s all, for now at least. Thanks!
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[ Later, if you find yourself in the garden, you'll see Petra walking around, smelling the flowers and inspecting them closely. There are so many types she's never seen before! And for the ones she's seen, they're mostly from outside the walls, where she doesn't really have the time to study them.
She probably won't notice you unless you're in her face, because she's super focused on a ladybug she's spotted on a plant. ]
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[how could anyone in this day in age, not know about electricity?]
You sound like you need to hole up in the library for a week if it's that behind on everything.
[and this is one of the kindest things he could possibly said.]
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Ah, there's a library here? I should go check it out- that was actually helpful, thanks.
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Don't mention it.
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What's your name?
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[ She might not have intended to actually say that out loud, but it slips out anyway. ]
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[ She waves her hands apologetically. ]
It's an unusual name, at least to me, but that doesn't mean it's a bad thing. Sorry, I didn't mean to sound rude.
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If you say so.
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My name literally means "stone". I'd rather have a unusual name, maybe I'd be remembered better that way.
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Don't ask me why, but sometimes, you're better off not being remembered too much.