[When Quorra appears on the screen, she's sitting cross-legged on the floor in her living room, surrounded by what at first glance appear to be the picked-apart remains of several dozen shiny green
bugs. On closer inspection, they appear to be mechanical in nature, with gold flecks glinting among tiny green microchips
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[Here, have an agape Flynn, processing how that could be possible. How could a program become undigitized and have a physical, human form? As he thinks about this, he's considering the possibilities. What else could be undigitized from the Grid?]
That's amazing.
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A miracle indeed. [Flynn smiles at her.]
What kind of program were you? What was the system you're from like?
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[His face falls at her avoidance of the subject, but when she turns back, he feigns a smile.] Sure.
What's in the basket? [Flynn begins to make his way over to what appears to be the kitchen, tip-toeing around the de-activated grid-bugs. He just about reaches the doorway when he stops and backs up.]
...What's in the kitchen?
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Oh. Don't mind Tron. He's just the housekeeper. [Yep, she named her zombie Tron. Ironic in more than one way, but she doesn't know that. Yet.] He's tame, he won't bite.
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[He continues into the kitchen with a chuckle, but still warily avoids the zombie and heads to the basket. He takes an apple from the basket, and the letter, opening up and reading the contents. He starts laughing softly about half-way through, the volume increasing as he finishes the letter.]
Cheesy welcome letter. Well, guess I should make the best of my time here. [crunch. mm, the apple wasn't too bad, at least. He goes back out to the living room, leaning against the doorway.] What all is there in the way of tech here?
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We have computers. They're not very fast, though. Our phones are probably the most advanced piece of technology any of us have.
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You could probably count these babies too, huh? There's gotta be enough parts around here that I could build something better with.
[Like a Space Paranoids machine. Or a laser.]
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[She grins, all starry-eyed hero worship.]
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Ever played Space Paranoids?
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[But the awe in her expression quickly turns to concern.] But you really shouldn't go outside until the monsters are gone. It's not safe. I don't want to lose you. [Not again.]
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Hey. Don't worry. I can run pretty fast. Had a little shock when I first came, but hey. At least I know what's out there now, or at least some of it. Anyway, I'll stay inside and see what all there is to do here until then, but if something really important crops up and I have to go outside, I'll be okay. Okay?
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Okay.
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