Reeve Tuesti (
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revivalproject2022-02-01 09:12 pm
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[Open Video]
[The video starts awkwardly, as if whoever is starting it isn't used to using the communicator device. Perhaps for some that might have a very clear reason behind if if they recognize a few details. First of these was that the room the video was being shot in was clearly the Restoration Committee building, also known as the large room for organization that one Reeve Tuesti had set up for rebuilding and improvement plans. Second of these was the fact that there was clearly one Mister Reeve Tuesti sitting on a less than comfortable looking stool facing a table with a surface tilted some thirty to forty degrees up from horizontal, hands moving with a ruler and pencil as his voice mumbled indistinctly to himself and he drew lines on it. And, thirdly, there was the fact that the video was clearly shot from only a few feet above the floor, as opposed to a height that would make sense for anyone that lived here save perhaps the droids and the actual culprit: Mini-C.
The video of Reeve continues for a moment before turning away to face the feline's face as he turns and walks away, a door soon closing behind him and leaving him standing with the communicator camera pointed at himself, still recording, while he sat just inside Reeve's room.]
D'ye ken wha tha was? One ah tha most pathetic sad sack sights me wee eyehs hae evah seen.
[The cat shakes his head and then takes a deep breath. He talks more slowly from then on, clearly struggling to suppress his accent to talk more like his creator's more 'refined' tones. Really, the point is to sound more easily recognizable, he gets that these humans don't always get him]
That's been the sight ah've had of him for two days now. All mah efforts ain't managed to get him to eat regular or sleep enough. Most days it's a mite hard to get him ta take care o'imself. It's a good thin' he made me, cause I take care of him. But ya see, he ain't been all right since a thing happened.
[How weird, that it would be a little robot cat to announce this sort of thing.]
Poe. He be gone. Gone gone this time, ain't no listing on the ships or comms. When Reeve found out, well, ah could not keep him from tryin' ta distract himself. Which meant more work. And less sleep. And less food.
Ah need help. Used ta be ah was a good influence on gettin' him to be careful and healthy and all them wee things that make the big thing that is living as a person. Cept he ain't listening to me no more. What do ah do? Ah need help getting him ta sleep and eat.
Annae advice? Or perhaps can some ah'ya lads and lasses help me haul him inta being himself agin? Or at least gettin' him ta take serious the whole 'food and sleep make humans run' thing?
The video of Reeve continues for a moment before turning away to face the feline's face as he turns and walks away, a door soon closing behind him and leaving him standing with the communicator camera pointed at himself, still recording, while he sat just inside Reeve's room.]
D'ye ken wha tha was? One ah tha most pathetic sad sack sights me wee eyehs hae evah seen.
[The cat shakes his head and then takes a deep breath. He talks more slowly from then on, clearly struggling to suppress his accent to talk more like his creator's more 'refined' tones. Really, the point is to sound more easily recognizable, he gets that these humans don't always get him]
That's been the sight ah've had of him for two days now. All mah efforts ain't managed to get him to eat regular or sleep enough. Most days it's a mite hard to get him ta take care o'imself. It's a good thin' he made me, cause I take care of him. But ya see, he ain't been all right since a thing happened.
[How weird, that it would be a little robot cat to announce this sort of thing.]
Poe. He be gone. Gone gone this time, ain't no listing on the ships or comms. When Reeve found out, well, ah could not keep him from tryin' ta distract himself. Which meant more work. And less sleep. And less food.
Ah need help. Used ta be ah was a good influence on gettin' him to be careful and healthy and all them wee things that make the big thing that is living as a person. Cept he ain't listening to me no more. What do ah do? Ah need help getting him ta sleep and eat.
Annae advice? Or perhaps can some ah'ya lads and lasses help me haul him inta being himself agin? Or at least gettin' him ta take serious the whole 'food and sleep make humans run' thing?
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No, you have not. But he's rather... pushy when he wants to be.
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Perhaps. But I would not have come for just anyone. I was... concerned. I am concerned.
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I have seen you stressed; you will not scare me away. Will you allow yourself to share a meal with me?
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[He sighs and tears the bread to half to hand to Soldat. That should help.]
Come on, let's eat.
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[Chicken soup, smelling of rich broth and vegetables and seasonings. Hopefully the taste will live up to the aroma.]
Not that I can claim credit for the replicator, but I can promise that there's no weird Agrii additions in it.
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If you're wrong, I'm going to turn it into an ice cube.
[He did move to fetch spoons though.]
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The Soldier gives the space a cursory look while Reeve is occupied. The evidence of his burying himself in work is obvious, and the Soldier quietly wonders if he is truly suited to be the kind of friend Reeve needs.]
If I'm wrong, you can throw me out. [Hopefully a safe gamble to make.]
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I couldn't toss you anywhere, Soldat. I'm not that fit.
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[Though pity anyone who tries to pick up this fool, that hardware alone must weigh a ton. Ridiculous.]
I believe there's a saying about enough stubbornness and mountains can be moved.
[No. No one says that.]
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[Which he doubts won't happen. But he nods at the mountains thing.]
I mean look at you, moving an old man away from his work.
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[Is there a hint of...playfulness in his voice?]
Nuh-uh, no playing the age card with me, I'm positive I've got you beat.
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YOu've got me beat have you? I don't know. Tony insists I'm ancient.
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Pretty sure I do. And I don't know that I'd trust Tony's eyes; you don't look ancient to me.
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I'm older than him. Which makes me old apparently. Who knew.
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He doesn't know what he's talking about. You're not old.
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Oh, and you're a judge of that?
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Why not? [He finally angles a spoon for the soup, which thankfully tastes nothing of peanuts or peanut butter. Victory!] I'm old, so I should get to say that you're not.
[L o g i c.]
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You don't look a day over thirty, my friend.
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Ninety nine. [He shrugs.] Probably over a hundred between my time in the Fleet and here, but there's no need for triple digits.
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Congratulations, officially the oldest person I've met. I think.
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Told you that Tony doesn't know what he's talking about. And that you're hardly old.
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Tony often say things he shouldn't, but sometimes it's charming. Not that one.
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[Yes, he can agree for now and nods.]
I'm surrounded by those who are far older than me and seem young.
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Wrap here?
Yes indeed!