We don't... really measure time the way we used to. It's four years ACH. After Cylon Holocaust. Before that... [He sighs, pinching the bridge of his nose.] I don't know. About the 20th Century post-Colonization for us, too. I don't remember, I honestly don't.
[It upsets him to realize this, something that hadn't struck him until now. He's gotten so used to thinking about things as BCH and ACH -- it was three years Before that he joined Galactica, it was four years After that he died - that he really can't remember what year it was when he still had a home on Picon. He rubs his hands over his face, only half-listening to David's musings.
After he's done, though, muttering words like America that Felix barely remembers from the breach, Felix adds, quite bleakly:]
And no. There are no other worlds with people on them. That's what I've been trying to tell you. There are no more worlds at all.
[His world is dead, and David's has alien slugs. He's not sure what to make of that, honestly. His nose wrinkles in automatic distaste, both at the thing itself and the idea of being invaded, enslaved, in a way even more complete than what the Cylons had done to them.] Gods. That's despicable.
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[It upsets him to realize this, something that hadn't struck him until now. He's gotten so used to thinking about things as BCH and ACH -- it was three years Before that he joined Galactica, it was four years After that he died - that he really can't remember what year it was when he still had a home on Picon. He rubs his hands over his face, only half-listening to David's musings.
After he's done, though, muttering words like America that Felix barely remembers from the breach, Felix adds, quite bleakly:]
And no. There are no other worlds with people on them. That's what I've been trying to tell you. There are no more worlds at all.
[His world is dead, and David's has alien slugs. He's not sure what to make of that, honestly. His nose wrinkles in automatic distaste, both at the thing itself and the idea of being invaded, enslaved, in a way even more complete than what the Cylons had done to them.] Gods. That's despicable.