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rodentia_sapiens) wrote2007-02-26 02:02 am
rodentia_sapiens) wrote2007-02-26 02:02 am
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Day 3
It looks as though this place we found is called "the Nexus," a place where realities meet? Heinlein was mentioned. There might be other books explaining this, too. There are a lot of humans here, but so far nothing like we escaped from. Maybe not all humans are that bad, but it remains to be seen to what extent. We've gotten no less suspicious, it seems.
Things to remember--Monsters in refrigerators, Things with a capital "T", and the concept of something called the "El oh el." LOL? Look up what those initials could stand for. Nobody seems to know what causes it, but they don't regard it as particularly dangerous--more like annoying.
Discussion continues on whether to take the human Derek up on his offer of space near his home. I'm leery of the cat, even if she does seem to have nothing but affection for Nicodemus. Instinct, I suppose. How much instinct can you safely lose before it gets dangerous? I don't know. We're divided on everything from the cat to humans to where to go to who to trust. We'll have to agree on something, and soon. The "Sanctuary" flooded and even though we weren't affected, who knows what'll happen next time?
-J
It looks as though this place we found is called "the Nexus," a place where realities meet? Heinlein was mentioned. There might be other books explaining this, too. There are a lot of humans here, but so far nothing like we escaped from. Maybe not all humans are that bad, but it remains to be seen to what extent. We've gotten no less suspicious, it seems.
Things to remember--Monsters in refrigerators, Things with a capital "T", and the concept of something called the "El oh el." LOL? Look up what those initials could stand for. Nobody seems to know what causes it, but they don't regard it as particularly dangerous--more like annoying.
Discussion continues on whether to take the human Derek up on his offer of space near his home. I'm leery of the cat, even if she does seem to have nothing but affection for Nicodemus. Instinct, I suppose. How much instinct can you safely lose before it gets dangerous? I don't know. We're divided on everything from the cat to humans to where to go to who to trust. We'll have to agree on something, and soon. The "Sanctuary" flooded and even though we weren't affected, who knows what'll happen next time?
-J