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[Shortly after arriving, Pilouette had learned that when, or rather if, she returned home she would go back to the very moment she left. But as of late, something has been bothering her. While what little knowledge of time travel and the like she possesses comes from films and most likely has very little basis in actual science, she can't stop thinking about it. So, flopping down on her bed, she decides to take to the journals.]
Umm, hey. Like, I have a question.
When you come here, time like, freezes back home right? I don't know a lot about timescience or whatever, but I was wondering...When you leave here, if you go back to the moment you left does that mean that one second into the future at home I'm already back sleeping on the couch? But would that mean I'm here and there at the same time? Or does that not work since that's in the future?
Like I said I'm not like...a "time scientist" or anything, so I've really got like, no idea. So...does anyone know?
Umm, hey. Like, I have a question.
When you come here, time like, freezes back home right? I don't know a lot about timescience or whatever, but I was wondering...When you leave here, if you go back to the moment you left does that mean that one second into the future at home I'm already back sleeping on the couch? But would that mean I'm here and there at the same time? Or does that not work since that's in the future?
Like I said I'm not like...a "time scientist" or anything, so I've really got like, no idea. So...does anyone know?
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Well, I guess if you have theories, I'd like to hear them, because this whole thing has been seriously bugging me for like, a week.
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Everything else depends on whether the Malnosso personally kidnap us from our worlds, or, as they claim, they merely pick us up when we arrive here as a result of some other force!
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...But are they seriously saying that they're only taking us because we just happened to show up here?! As if they have nothing to do with it! Pffft!
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I know, right?! And, like, all their weird experiments don't help us all, do they?! From what I can tell, all they do is make everybody all freaked out and stuff. I don't think they're trying to help us at all...!
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So the people that can't fight are really only good for experiments to them, huh...?
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...You don't think that's some kind of weird experiment, too, do you? Just like, tossing people who can't fight into a battle like that?
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[The very thought is pretty horrifying, but the fact that they even send people with no combat skills into battle seems to be proof that, yes, they would do that.]
Sorry for the late tag
No worries!
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[That's the mature adult response, right?]
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Anyway, I'm sure I've answered your question about, ahem, "time science".
[Blind optimism is always the mature option.]
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Oh! Yeah! Um, thanks for answering all my questions and stuff, mister! I think I might have a lot more to think about now, though.
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... I don't think I even get it anymore, that sounds way too difficult..
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I got it! If someone says something I don't understand, I'll just fake it and pretend I do! Problem solved!
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Ahaha, you really think so? Aw, gee, thanks~!
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Of course I think so! In fact, I really, really think so! I wouldn't know what to do if someone would say something I don't understand, really..
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[To most people, this would be an awful plan.]
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... Ah, but then there's the problem.. what do I do if it's Ami-chan of all people saying something complicated?! Who will I ask then?!
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Maybe you could try researching it at the library? That's what I would do, anyway. That way if they ask you about it later on, you can pretend you knew the whole time and no one can prove you didn't!
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But what if I get lost in there?! It's so big!
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[She's never actually been in Luceti's library so she's got no idea.]
You could try putting down some kind of marker to show where you've been! I used to see it on TV all the time back home! If it's big enough to get lost in, you'd think someone would have made a map or something or by now...
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Making a map of the library, huh.. That actually doesn't sound like a bad idea, I bet lots of people get lost in there all the time!
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[Pils is completely horrified by this thought.]
A map is totally needed!
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[ totally freaking out along with her. ]
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[She's not sure if she's trying to convince Usagi or herself at this point.]
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Uwaah, it's so scary! I'm never ever going in there for sure, I just know I'll die next!
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W-well, if you ever do have to go in there, take someone with you who's really good at directions! O-Or maybe a compass?
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If I never get out of there again.. you have to remember me, okay?! Tell the tale of my brave adventure to everyone, so that nobody will forget how I sacrificed myself for it..!
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A-And I'll write that book so anyone can read it! I'll even make sure there are lots of pictures so even the littlest kid can understand how dangerous the library is!
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...Okay!?
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T'ink so, petite. Not really sure how it all works, but I been home and ended up back here an' never noticed a t'ing.
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S-so when you go home, it's like you were never gone at all, then? As if that missing second was never missing?
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Should make it easier settlin' back in when we all get home again, at least.
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[She still sounds a little unconvinced that forgetting about what could potentially be a long stretch of time could ever be a good thing.]
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Wouldn't worry 'bout it too much if I was you, petite. Whole lotta stuff don't make much sense here anyhow.
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[Just when she thought she was starting to make friends, from what she's been told she's just going to forget them all someday. It's kind of depressing.]
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[written] Hope you don't mind...!
I guess what I mean is, is there a "future me" that's already back home? I mean, as far as time goes back home, I'm only gone for one tiny second or something, right?
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I've heard that people don't remember things from here when they go home, though. This is a lot more complicated then I thought it would be.
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Or something.
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So even if I go home and become the future me, if I come back I might become the me I am now again?
Whoa... That's so weird!
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You at Home (1): Your Memories until Date of Leaving
You in Luceti (1): Your Memories until Date of Leaving + any memories here
You at Home (2): Your Memories until Date of Leaving + memories gained after going back - any memories of Luceti
You in Luceti (2): Your Memories until Date of Leaving (1) + memories gained after going back until Date of Leaving (2) [+any memories of You in Luceti (1) if you're lucky]
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[The thought of going home, then being dragged back to Luceti brings about feelings of concern. What if something big happened? The idea of being brought back with no time to deal with it is an unsettling one.]
Well, thanks for explaining all this time stuff. It all sounds really complicated, but I think understand.
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