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Re-Entry 10: Text/Voice/Spam
[Private Text to "Wasp"]
I hear you have a talent for finding information.
[Private Text to Merlin]
I changed my mind. I'd like to know who it was.
[Private Voice to Morgana]
I need to talk to you.
[Spam for Narvin]
[Felix has practically been living at the lab lately, both before and after the port -- in fact, probably now more than ever, more or less only leaving to move to the engine room or take five minutes for a meal or a shower. It's late, at the end of Narvin's day, when he approaches the Time Lord, looking hesitant.]
Narvin?
[This whole thing is about trust, and he doesn't trust Narvin... but in this case, that works to his benefit, because he already knows he doesn't trust Narvin.] I wondered if I could ask a favor of you.
[Spam for Racetrack]
[Part of the reason for his sabbatical from social living is her. He said he'd stay out of her way, and he meant it. He's really tried to... But it's a small ship, and there are only so many ways to avoid someone, which is how on one of his rare trips to the mess he winds up standing right next to her on the line.]
I hear you have a talent for finding information.
[Private Text to Merlin]
I changed my mind. I'd like to know who it was.
[Private Voice to Morgana]
I need to talk to you.
[Spam for Narvin]
[Felix has practically been living at the lab lately, both before and after the port -- in fact, probably now more than ever, more or less only leaving to move to the engine room or take five minutes for a meal or a shower. It's late, at the end of Narvin's day, when he approaches the Time Lord, looking hesitant.]
Narvin?
[This whole thing is about trust, and he doesn't trust Narvin... but in this case, that works to his benefit, because he already knows he doesn't trust Narvin.] I wondered if I could ask a favor of you.
[Spam for Racetrack]
[Part of the reason for his sabbatical from social living is her. He said he'd stay out of her way, and he meant it. He's really tried to... But it's a small ship, and there are only so many ways to avoid someone, which is how on one of his rare trips to the mess he winds up standing right next to her on the line.]
[Spam]
[Spam]
A reciprocal exchange of information is the way these things are usually done. That is, when it's not money exchanged, and I have no need of money.
[He notices Felix's tight expression.]
But you are against the idea?
[Spam]
[Spam]
All right. I can't blame you for thinking that the profession of espionage is dishonourable. If receiving secrets as gifts rather than buying them makes you feel better about it, I like you just enough to be willing to do so.
So. Whose files do you wish to see?
[Spam]
Thank you. [And then he hesitates a little, because admitting to this is a secret of its own; he lowers his voice further.] Dean and Barbara.
[And, partly to deflect any immediate reaction and partly because it's true, he adds:] I'd tell you if I knew anything I thought you needed to know.
[Spam]
I take it then that there's no grand plot to riot currently being planned under the inmate filter, then?
I'll need to retrieve the files from the computer in my cabin. I'll give them to you this evening after dinner.
[Spam]