Moray: We should make a spreadsheet and distribute it to everyone on the ship. Moray: And include photos or physical descriptions of everyone on the list.
Moray: We could set up a booth. Like Jewel's charity auction a few days ago. Moray: And text everyone a notice about the booth, so they know to come see us. Moray: Jem said to take pictures, so it has to be in-person.
Moray: Tomorrow's fine. Moray: There's no telling when there might be another performance resulting in serious injuries. Moray: Or other non-performance incidents resulting in serious injuries.
Moray: Oh, good. We can proceed with the plan, then. Moray: Or perhaps we should postpone it. Moray: Several people have been turned into children due to the recent performance. Moray: For example, Jewel is a small child now.
Anarchy: what?? seriously??? Anarchy: i knew heron was talkin weird Anarchy: i didn't know it was anything more than a dumb accent tho Anarchy: we can postpone if we gotta Anarchy: it sounds like ur ok at least
Moray: Jewel also seems to have stopped talking. Moray: I'm not sure if he's lost his voice due to the performance or was simply a very quiet child. Moray: I missed the performance so I haven't been affected by anything.
Anarchy: yea i wasn't there either Anarchy: hopefully the weirdness fades fast Anarchy: is jewel too young to write Anarchy: maybe providing him a pen and paper could help
Anarchy: idk Anarchy: i think they start learning their letters in their first year of school? Anarchy: probably can't read or write much until maybe uh... six or seven? Anarchy: i can't remember
Moray: Yes, of course. Jem is looking after him, as well as the rest of the Sirens. Moray: He just looks distressed sometimes. Moray: Is that what children are like?
Anarchy: depends on the child Anarchy: if he's confused and doesn't know where he's at or something Anarchy: then he's probably scared Anarchy: kids don't know any better Anarchy: if they are lucky they usually have their parents Anarchy: or a trusted guardian at least Anarchy: they're used to having their familiar surroundings
Anarchy: maybe, like... Anarchy: he remembers, but since his brain development is just that of a kid right now Anarchy: he just can't control his emotions the same way?
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Re: Day 217
[Translation: yes.]
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Anarchy: did she give you any other instructions
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Moray: And include photos or physical descriptions of everyone on the list.
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Moray: And text everyone a notice about the booth, so they know to come see us.
Moray: Jem said to take pictures, so it has to be in-person.
Re: Day 217
Anarchy: when do you wanna do this?
Anarchy: tomorrow?
Re: Day 217
Moray: There's no telling when there might be another performance resulting in serious injuries.
Moray: Or other non-performance incidents resulting in serious injuries.
Re: Day 217
Anarchy: fine then
Anarchy: we can meet up later and get the template for a spreadsheet going
Re: Day 217
[POST-PERFORMANCE]
Moray: You're not a child now, are you?
Re: Day 217
[The answer is no. He hasn't even left his little composition zone.]
Re: Day 217
Moray: Or perhaps we should postpone it.
Moray: Several people have been turned into children due to the recent performance.
Moray: For example, Jewel is a small child now.
Re: Day 217
Anarchy: i knew heron was talkin weird
Anarchy: i didn't know it was anything more than a dumb accent tho
Anarchy: we can postpone if we gotta
Anarchy: it sounds like ur ok at least
Re: Day 217
Moray: I'm not sure if he's lost his voice due to the performance or was simply a very quiet child.
Moray: I missed the performance so I haven't been affected by anything.
Re: Day 217
Anarchy: hopefully the weirdness fades fast
Anarchy: is jewel too young to write
Anarchy: maybe providing him a pen and paper could help
Re: Day 217
Moray: I'm not sure how old he is currently.
Moray: When do children normally learn how to write?
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Anarchy: i think they start learning their letters in their first year of school?
Anarchy: probably can't read or write much until maybe uh... six or seven?
Anarchy: i can't remember
Re: Day 217
Moray: What does a six or seven year old child look like?
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Anarchy: just take and send a picture
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Anarchy: five maybe?
Anarchy: i was more scrawny than most as a kid
[reverse of ivan in this au]
Anarchy: so i'm not a good measure at this
Anarchy: looks maybe four or five tho
Anarchy: is he ok
Anarchy: like
Anarchy: is there an adult there
Re: Day 217
Moray: He just looks distressed sometimes.
Moray: Is that what children are like?
Re: Day 217
Anarchy: if he's confused and doesn't know where he's at or something
Anarchy: then he's probably scared
Anarchy: kids don't know any better
Anarchy: if they are lucky they usually have their parents
Anarchy: or a trusted guardian at least
Anarchy: they're used to having their familiar surroundings
Re: Day 217
Re: Day 217
Anarchy: he remembers, but since his brain development is just that of a kid right now
Anarchy: he just can't control his emotions the same way?
Re: Day 217
Moray: I hope it ends soon.
Moray: Jewel isn't very interesting like this.
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