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paradisa2013-06-22 10:34 am
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[8] - backdated to pre-Rex; San Diego
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[reading Bond's report over confirmed what M had read to her mounting horror over the journals on the cruise ship ... and more. she spent most of her first comfortable morning on land with a breakfast tray from room service, sitting on the balcony of her room in the open air and flipping back and forth between the freshly penned - if cheeky - report, and Zelos' all-encompassing treatise on Paradisa.
she scribbles a few notes:]
- InGen
- Lastlook
- Winchester
- Fairfield
- Missing books
- possible ally?
[immediately after that, she stops, stares out at the horizon for a moment, then turns her attention back to the page with a sharp, determined focus and writes out a filter, carefully]
[John Hammond, or anyone who could bring this to his attention]
Dear Mr. Hammond,
We've not met, but if you are able to read this, as I surmise you may be - we have at least a common thread running through our lives. I won't mince words, as I'm sure you're a busy man. Some colleagues of mine have been to Isla Sorna, and there are remnants of your work there. Since your name was not mentioned, but that of your company was plastered all about, I thought you may have a right to know. If you wish to discuss details, please filter your reply to the name I have signed.
I assure you, I have no intention to come and root you out, or cause harm to any who may be residing with you. The hostile, armored outlanders who seemed a threat to both yourself, and the people I keep watch over, have mostly been killed, and I for one see that as a blessing. If you would rather keep to your own life and leave us to ours, I have a healthy respect for that sort of thing - but I see nothing wrong with a free exchange of information. As a man of science, I hope you will agree.
Sincerely,
M of M16
[that little gamble being made, she sets her journal aside and takes her time to finish her breakfast, even taking the time to read the newspaper that was delivered. it's all old news, really, by her standards, but it's good to even have the vestiges of a familiar routine. once she's done, she dresses for the day and opens the journal again]
It seems we have the day free, in a city that's at least passingly familiar to me. I've been to San Diego on buisness on one or two occasions, and I'm in a mood to get to know the city on a more casual level. Would anyone care to join me?
[reading Bond's report over confirmed what M had read to her mounting horror over the journals on the cruise ship ... and more. she spent most of her first comfortable morning on land with a breakfast tray from room service, sitting on the balcony of her room in the open air and flipping back and forth between the freshly penned - if cheeky - report, and Zelos' all-encompassing treatise on Paradisa.
she scribbles a few notes:]
- InGen
- Lastlook
- Winchester
- Fairfield
- Missing books
- possible ally?
[immediately after that, she stops, stares out at the horizon for a moment, then turns her attention back to the page with a sharp, determined focus and writes out a filter, carefully]
[John Hammond, or anyone who could bring this to his attention]
Dear Mr. Hammond,
We've not met, but if you are able to read this, as I surmise you may be - we have at least a common thread running through our lives. I won't mince words, as I'm sure you're a busy man. Some colleagues of mine have been to Isla Sorna, and there are remnants of your work there. Since your name was not mentioned, but that of your company was plastered all about, I thought you may have a right to know. If you wish to discuss details, please filter your reply to the name I have signed.
I assure you, I have no intention to come and root you out, or cause harm to any who may be residing with you. The hostile, armored outlanders who seemed a threat to both yourself, and the people I keep watch over, have mostly been killed, and I for one see that as a blessing. If you would rather keep to your own life and leave us to ours, I have a healthy respect for that sort of thing - but I see nothing wrong with a free exchange of information. As a man of science, I hope you will agree.
Sincerely,
M of M16
[that little gamble being made, she sets her journal aside and takes her time to finish her breakfast, even taking the time to read the newspaper that was delivered. it's all old news, really, by her standards, but it's good to even have the vestiges of a familiar routine. once she's done, she dresses for the day and opens the journal again]
It seems we have the day free, in a city that's at least passingly familiar to me. I've been to San Diego on buisness on one or two occasions, and I'm in a mood to get to know the city on a more casual level. Would anyone care to join me?
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[What visits she had made to Earth in the past had been quick and mostly confidential. A few medals ceremonies, some highly classified debriefings, but not much in free range shore leave. That's what happens when you're a walking weapon of war.]
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[Also, it would give him an excuse to avoid Sugar.]
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[she knows he'd likely be interested in more mature things, of course, and having someone who was adult in body as well as mind would probably make it far easier for him to investigate them]
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Museums, I guess.
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....Is that a cap from Exotic Marigold Hotel?
yes! I still need to see it though
You should! It was wonderful. I'm getting tempted to rewatch it now.
I know our library has it, I'll try and borrow it
You're going to send me on a rewatch of all things Judi Dench, aren't you
not a bad goal to have, that
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[a pause, and then she filters]
[Lara Croft]
I hear I have you to thank for aiding a colleague of mine out there.
Emma
Lara
Emma forever
I figured he was military or intelligence, from the way he looked and his skills.
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I trust this is a welcome rest after all that nonsense.
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dictated
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Where would you like me to meet you?
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The foyer seems like a common enough ground - that is, if you're staying at the Hard Rock with the majority of the people I've spoken to.
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[Other planets, yes. California, no.]
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