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[XIV] Xion ([personal profile] fourteen) wrote2014-05-09 12:00 am
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I will pretty this up later. But!

Appointments post! Use this for one-off interactions that would be difficult to do elsewhere, like messages or other isolated meetings/run-ins/etc. Just include the date, time, and choice of [action/voice/written] in the subject line of your comment.
godbent: (Yeah I don't like that)

[Action, August 22nd or something]

[personal profile] godbent 2011-08-30 04:14 am (UTC)(link)
T-thousands... [She shakes her head] ...When I was ta little girl, I went to a baseball game.

[Here she leans back a bit, onto the counter of the game she was playing. the droid behind it, mercifully, doesn't push her off] Do you know what baseball is? Anyway, it's a sport - the stadium was really full of people watching the game. There were so many people there, I felt like a little ant in the crowd. I thought, at the time, that must have been all of Japan in there.
godbent: (So Kana--)

[Action, August 22nd or something]

[personal profile] godbent 2011-08-30 04:30 am (UTC)(link)
I know how many - I asked my dad, actually. There were about twenty-five thousand people in the stadium that day.

[Man it's so weird to think that not three- well a few months? Years? Luceti is weird. Back home, this story was so painful and hard to tell. Now, how many times has she rattled it off? And it's easier each time, even if the impact is still there.]

Twenty-five thousand people... But, you know, we'd been learning about populations in school. There's about 128 million people in Japan. So that stadium I thought was so huge, that was really less than 1% of the people in my own country. A tiny drop in the barrel.

[She plows through this - honestly, she's telling her story, she's only pausing here to give Xion some chance to respond]
Edited 2011-08-30 04:31 (UTC)
godbent: (The Boredom)

[Action, August 22nd or something]

[personal profile] godbent 2011-09-01 12:31 am (UTC)(link)
And then 128 million... well. Earth has seven billion people on it. It's a lot, right?