naomi wildman (
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paradisa2013-06-06 02:57 am
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Assistant Captain's Log 6 | dictated; | forward-dated to midday
[ she's been looking for him for a few days now, wondering if they've just been missing each other, but now that it's been a while... well, she needs to ask. it's worrying her; even if he'll be better off on voyager, she'll still miss him. ]
Has anyone seen Icheb? I haven't seen him in a few days... [ pause. ] Or Q... Q, are you still here? [ she's hesitant to ask after him, but curiosity about him prevails. ]
...Are a lot of people still here? Do people come and go a lot? I miss--
[ she breaks off here. she doesn't like losing people like this. she misses her mom, neelix, seven... she misses a lot of people, really. she would even be happy to see commander chakotay here. he had always been nice to her. lieutenant tuvok, too.
after a few minutes, she decides to fix a few things at once here. for anyone watching, she starts drawing in the journal. soon enough, a drawing of voyager appears. naomi sounds a lot stronger when she starts talking again, confident in her explanation and understanding of her starship home. ]
Everyone keeps asking me about my home like it's a planet or another world. This drawing is where I was born. This is the starship Voyager. I don't have a homeworld or even a home planet. Mom was born on Earth and she says my dad is from the planet Ktaris. I don't know much about them because I was born in deep space. That's why I keep asking about Earth. I'm half-human and I want to know more about it.
[ she doesn't really know what else to say or how to end it, so she pauses for a minute to figure that out. ]
I don't think being different is a bad thing. I'm different and I've known someone who's from the Borg collective. As long as we're here, we may as well try to get along. Right? [ because this makes sense to her.
that's pretty much all she has to say, so she just ends it there. ]
Has anyone seen Icheb? I haven't seen him in a few days... [ pause. ] Or Q... Q, are you still here? [ she's hesitant to ask after him, but curiosity about him prevails. ]
...Are a lot of people still here? Do people come and go a lot? I miss--
[ she breaks off here. she doesn't like losing people like this. she misses her mom, neelix, seven... she misses a lot of people, really. she would even be happy to see commander chakotay here. he had always been nice to her. lieutenant tuvok, too.
after a few minutes, she decides to fix a few things at once here. for anyone watching, she starts drawing in the journal. soon enough, a drawing of voyager appears. naomi sounds a lot stronger when she starts talking again, confident in her explanation and understanding of her starship home. ]
Everyone keeps asking me about my home like it's a planet or another world. This drawing is where I was born. This is the starship Voyager. I don't have a homeworld or even a home planet. Mom was born on Earth and she says my dad is from the planet Ktaris. I don't know much about them because I was born in deep space. That's why I keep asking about Earth. I'm half-human and I want to know more about it.
[ she doesn't really know what else to say or how to end it, so she pauses for a minute to figure that out. ]
I don't think being different is a bad thing. I'm different and I've known someone who's from the Borg collective. As long as we're here, we may as well try to get along. Right? [ because this makes sense to her.
that's pretty much all she has to say, so she just ends it there. ]

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I'll tell you anything you want to know about Earth.
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How are you? [ because she's glad he's still here and she needs something else to talk about. ]
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Me? I'm just fine, got no worries here, darl. How about you?
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I'm okay. I miss Voyager. [ she's homesick, okay. slightly jealous that icheb gets to go back to the starship and she's angry at herself for feeling like that when it means he would be stuck here otherwise. she's conflicted okay. ] I'm glad you're still here.
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[Oh. Oh]
Naomi...his name plate is gone.
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You're what we'd call Starborn. Granted, it's a lot more common to live in habitats or orbitals than on ships--they usually aren't big enough--but you're in good company. There are a ton of important people who were starborn.
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You have a word for that? [ ... wait... ] So your world has space travel, too? Do you have starships or are they smaller? What were those people like?
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[He pauses and makes a rough sketch of a UNSC Frigate.]
They're just like everyone else, really. Plenty of people have never been to Earth, whether they're from the colonies or born out in the black.
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I think a lot of people in the Federation are like that. Most of Voyager's crew is from Earth, but Lieutenant Torres is a Klingon and they aren't from Earth. And Neelix is a Talaxian from the Delta Quadrant. He didn't know what Earth was until we found him.
[ she's still the only person born on the starship. ]
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See, we didn't contact any alien life for a good few centuries until after we had faster-than-light travel, so most humans don't even live on Earth anymore--or, well. They did before the war.
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I lived on Earth for years, though I wouldn't exactly call it home. If you have any questions, I can try to answer them for you.
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I don't really know where to start. I was learning about biology before I got here and someone's taught me a little history.
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Hm. I was a taught a bit about culture, but I've spent most my time traveling. So I've seen a little bit here and there.
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Icheb? I don't think I met anyone by that name. What does he look like?
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oops. ]
He doesn't smile much, but he's really nice. He's my friend and I'm worried about him.
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Is he an adventurous sort?
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[ the fact that she hasn't heard him over the journals is more worrying than not having seen him. ]
I don't think my combadge works here, either.
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Your what badge?
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