#03 [voice/action]
[voice]
[When the recording starts-just moments before she had actually intended to start it-Brooke sounds quite distracted, even bothered by something, as she mutters something quietly.]
October seventeen. De neiertat...
[Then she goes on to what she had actually opened the journal for; there's no change to her general tone here, but while those first few words were mainly to herself, what she says next is clearly directed to the book.]
Hey, uh...question for anyone who's been here long enough. How do you cope with being stuck in this place when you know for sure that you're missing some important things back where you were before?
[action]
[A few hours after having asked her question, Brooke makes a trip from Community Four out to the shops to pick up an umbrella and a coat for the colder weather, and then the library to borrow some books to read when she has nothing else to do later, before she finally goes to the clinic to see if her help is needed today.
Anyone who sees her may notice that she looks about as distracted as she sounds.]
[When the recording starts-just moments before she had actually intended to start it-Brooke sounds quite distracted, even bothered by something, as she mutters something quietly.]
October seventeen. De neiertat...
[Then she goes on to what she had actually opened the journal for; there's no change to her general tone here, but while those first few words were mainly to herself, what she says next is clearly directed to the book.]
Hey, uh...question for anyone who's been here long enough. How do you cope with being stuck in this place when you know for sure that you're missing some important things back where you were before?
[action]
[A few hours after having asked her question, Brooke makes a trip from Community Four out to the shops to pick up an umbrella and a coat for the colder weather, and then the library to borrow some books to read when she has nothing else to do later, before she finally goes to the clinic to see if her help is needed today.
Anyone who sees her may notice that she looks about as distracted as she sounds.]