You would like to send a solid object out into
open space, where it would add to the dangers of floating debris for any
craft in a similar path to ours.
You have a penchant for acting without heed of
authority where caution is needed. It is curious to me.
FROM: gliese@cdc.org
Nothing leaves the ship without my leave. You do
not have it, even for your three credits.
FROM: gliese@cdc.org
The CDC values cooperation from all of its parts,
even if reluctantly given at the very least. I do not have yours, as you
have made it clear before with your actions. And so you do not have
mine.
FROM: gliese@cdc.org
But I am not unkind. My condolences are entirely
to your loss. I understand this is difficult for you, as a former
captain.
If I thought you'd have any interest in the service, I would have expected Mothership to say something when I told her. If you want to attend or take it over, you're more than welcome to.
FROM: shepard.lydia@cdc.org
But the canister isn't an issue. If we use it, I can figure out something else to do with it.
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Re: day 83
FROM: gliese@cdc.org
You would like to send a solid object out into open space, where it would add to the dangers of floating debris for any craft in a similar path to ours.
FROM: gliese@cdc.org
What other value does it hold beyond sentimental?
no subject
I know a tech who can figure out how to adapt something into a transponder
FROM: shepard.lydia@cdc.org
Or it can be incinerated prior to release
FROM: shepard.lydia@cdc.org
3 credits
no subject
FROM: gliese@cdc.org
You have a penchant for acting without heed of authority where caution is needed. It is curious to me.
FROM: gliese@cdc.org
Nothing leaves the ship without my leave. You do not have it, even for your three credits.
FROM: gliese@cdc.org
The CDC values cooperation from all of its parts, even if reluctantly given at the very least. I do not have yours, as you have made it clear before with your actions. And so you do not have mine.
FROM: gliese@cdc.org
But I am not unkind. My condolences are entirely to your loss. I understand this is difficult for you, as a former captain.
no subject
FROM: shepard.lydia@cdc.org
Do your people have any ceremonies you'd offer as an alternative for what to do with the canister?
FROM: shepard.lydia@cdc.org
When we were putting this together it was in an attempt to find a way to pay respects in a way that was culturally neutral
FROM: shepard.lydia@cdc.org
I and other recruits thought this would be the best approach but if it's not possible I'm open to alternatives
no subject
[ She doesn't mince words with hers. ]
FROM: gliese@cdc.org
Had you asked me that first, before all of this, I would have gladly officiated last rites for your people.
FROM: gliese@cdc.org
It is my respect for the dead alone that I am not telling you to discontinue.
FROM: gliese@cdc.org
You were a captain yourself. Why did you not come to me?
no subject
I'm coming to you now. Nothing has been done.
FROM: shepard.lydia@cdc.org
If I thought you'd have any interest in the service, I would have expected Mothership to say something when I told her. If you want to attend or take it over, you're more than welcome to.
FROM: shepard.lydia@cdc.org
But the canister isn't an issue. If we use it, I can figure out something else to do with it.