River Tam (
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[She's perched on the highest spot she can find in the lobby, her journal clutched against her chest. This isn't anything like she's used to, nothing feels familiar. Her heart is beating hard in her chest and her hands want to start shaking.
Her mind is racing, filled with the thoughts of so many people around her. The night before, she had achieved some kind of calm, she remembered that, but now, with this new, strange turn of events, she's falling again, lost amidst the sea of thoughts around her.
She scribbles in her journal at a feverish pace, the words small and pushed together as she tries to hold back panic.]
Lost.
Lost, lost, lost, lost.
Fell into the black and landed here. Fell and fell and fell until I hit the ground. I can't remember how to get back, too lost to see clearly.
Can someone pick her up again? Can someone put her back where she belongs?
Too loud.
Can't go high enough, can't find a way out, can't find anything that I want.
Ship, she needs a ship again. She needs the sky.
Her mind is racing, filled with the thoughts of so many people around her. The night before, she had achieved some kind of calm, she remembered that, but now, with this new, strange turn of events, she's falling again, lost amidst the sea of thoughts around her.
She scribbles in her journal at a feverish pace, the words small and pushed together as she tries to hold back panic.]
Lost.
Lost, lost, lost, lost.
Fell into the black and landed here. Fell and fell and fell until I hit the ground. I can't remember how to get back, too lost to see clearly.
Can someone pick her up again? Can someone put her back where she belongs?
Too loud.
Can't go high enough, can't find a way out, can't find anything that I want.
Ship, she needs a ship again. She needs the sky.
Dictated, with apologies
Oh goodness.
New, I'm new.
Fell threw the black and landed here. Closed my eyes and opened them somewhere new.
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If you can tell me where you are, I'll come help you.
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Lobby. High up. Look in the sky and you'll find me.
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[He speaks in his kindest, most gentle voice:] You ain't alright, I'm guessing.
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Lost, lost in a place she's never been lost before.
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Yeah, they tell me that happens plenty often. You got anybody looking after you?
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hi there!
are you okay? :(
things are going to be alright, i promise!!
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No one can find her, no one knows where to look. The world turns differently and she's too far gone.
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Oh, God.]
River.
[Because WHAT ELSE DOES HE SAY.]
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River. [It's written in careful script, almost as if to reassure herself of who she is. She may be lost, may be somewhere she's never been with no one she knows, at least no one she thinks she knows, but for the moment she still has a name]
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Are you okay, sweetheart? Do you need help?
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[And who is this, who with the voice of someone she knows but different all the same. She doesn't use the same voice but she could, she could be the person she knows, expect no. Kaylee is Kaylee and this is...This is something different, someone who isn't her but is but isn't but is...]
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Are you hurt?
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No. Not broken, just fallen, just lost.
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[She kept from saying 'Are you okay?' and started with.] Do you need help?
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I'm new.
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Hi. What do you mean you fell into the black? I can try to help you. My name's Chell.
[She waits then, perched on the arm of one of the sofas.]
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[The words are written in scrawled, nervous script that is trying to repress itself into something better, something calmer.]
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You want to go to the sky?
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[She goes silent for a moment then speaks again, her voice soft.]
I want to go home.
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They sound like they come from somebody who greeted him on his arrival to Paradisa so many months ago, somebody who fascinated him from the first day.]
Everybody falls dear.
it''s a shame you can't hear the noise I just made.
[The words are frantic and scared, the script tight and small and messy at once.]
Jim has that effect on people.
I'm ot surrpised in the least.
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