Kravitz (
deathfindsaway) wrote in
lifenet2019-06-29 07:38 pm
💀 voice 📘
[The new iStone clicks on, and with a quick clearing of his throat, Kravitz’ voice comes through crisp and… maybe a bit rehearsed. It’s obvious he’s fumbling with the new text feature, so he’s just going to stick to talking right now.]
Our last few months on these islands have me thinking about a conversation I had a while ago with someone who is unfortunately no longer here. While I know we’ve learned quite a bit in the time some of us have been on this archipelago, very little of it is properly available to new arrivals and we risk the loss of this information when people unexpectedly disappear. In addition, seeing as people can simply vanish at any given time, it’s horribly difficult to figure out how many of us we have running around at all. When half of us were children recently enough we couldn’t have told you the information we had as adults, and if that had been permanent, we’d be, well, rather shit out of luck.
[He sighs, trying to collect himself in a way that isn’t just a frustrated ramble, which is also the technical point of this miniature speech.]
All of that is to say… we have a library with books and paper, and if our purpose here is to be telling a story, I feel we should start recording it. I’d like to invite people to come and write down what you’ve learned here, so we can keep a catalog to inform new arrivals and refresh ourselves before we repeat past mistakes. Anything is relevant and nothing is too small not to be marked, so please don’t be shy in thinking someone else has it covered. I’ll do my best to compile the information into something more organized once we have a fair number of responses. In addition, I’d like to keep some record of us as well- your name and where you live would suffice. If you’re all amenable, I would also like to suggest having point people or trusted contacts for each islet and lived area, so if a catastrophe occurs on our shores we’re able to quickly locate and assist anyone who may be in direct peril.
[There’s a slight pause, before he kind of awkwardly adds--]
This is Kravitz, by the way. Uhm. You may have seen me… around. I’ll be down at the library today recording my own experiences. Please let me know if you have any questions.
[ooc: OOC Info on the library is over here!]
Our last few months on these islands have me thinking about a conversation I had a while ago with someone who is unfortunately no longer here. While I know we’ve learned quite a bit in the time some of us have been on this archipelago, very little of it is properly available to new arrivals and we risk the loss of this information when people unexpectedly disappear. In addition, seeing as people can simply vanish at any given time, it’s horribly difficult to figure out how many of us we have running around at all. When half of us were children recently enough we couldn’t have told you the information we had as adults, and if that had been permanent, we’d be, well, rather shit out of luck.
[He sighs, trying to collect himself in a way that isn’t just a frustrated ramble, which is also the technical point of this miniature speech.]
All of that is to say… we have a library with books and paper, and if our purpose here is to be telling a story, I feel we should start recording it. I’d like to invite people to come and write down what you’ve learned here, so we can keep a catalog to inform new arrivals and refresh ourselves before we repeat past mistakes. Anything is relevant and nothing is too small not to be marked, so please don’t be shy in thinking someone else has it covered. I’ll do my best to compile the information into something more organized once we have a fair number of responses. In addition, I’d like to keep some record of us as well- your name and where you live would suffice. If you’re all amenable, I would also like to suggest having point people or trusted contacts for each islet and lived area, so if a catastrophe occurs on our shores we’re able to quickly locate and assist anyone who may be in direct peril.
[There’s a slight pause, before he kind of awkwardly adds--]
This is Kravitz, by the way. Uhm. You may have seen me… around. I’ll be down at the library today recording my own experiences. Please let me know if you have any questions.
[ooc: OOC Info on the library is over here!]

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I don't not want that
[A beat. This really isn't fair to Kravitz at all.]
You gotta admit that does kinda sound like you though doesn't it
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I would say there's a difference between my comfortable dressed up and what you're implying, which is rather
[He struggles with the right word for this next bit.]
Saucy, should I say, for public consumption.
[Cool. Just. Cool.]
I'm wearing clothes now, so.
[.........WAIT]
i mean of crouse iam imnot nakeddidnpublic
[Well that was his attempt at a fast type.]
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HOly shit you're priceless. still not gonna pay my stone bill but I owe the ST a cake for this
[Not that he's going to actually cough that up either, but that's not the point of Taako-gratitude.]
Anyway I'm p sure the real difference is attitude? but don't quote me on librarian outfits, I can't read
I'm just trying to help with marketing here obvs
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So your suggestion here is luring people to my cause by making myself look sexy. Thereby inviting attention and getting people to do what I want. Even though my request is, in fact, deliberately not sexy.
Taako if you want me to dress up for you all you have to do is ask.
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So now I have that in writing which is technically very legally binding
I'm just saying you catch more books with honey
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Also, I sincerely doubt that everyone on this island is out here desperate for me to put on a revealing outfit.
[Look, he's very precise about his typing, it's just taking a long ass time to type. There's easily 5 minutes between each of these texts as he laboriously jams his fingers against them like a dad.]