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Mimmi spent a year and a half aboard a magical cruise ship called the M.S. Elegante. If the fact she was suddenly out in the open aboard a ship didn't weird her out enough, finding out she'd been there before and had no knowledge of it freaked her out more.
So, suffice to say, in the beginning, she hated that damn ship and it's Captain and everyone on it. She missed her family, everything on the ship was weird (bears prepared sushi, she was swamped by talking goats, everyone went crazy and started proposing or hugging one another without reason, and she was stalked by a love-sick seagull named Lenny who she never did find out was a bird, among other things, and most of these occurred within her first few months).
But, as is accustomed for most people, she eventually found herself growing used to, and even enjoying, the eccentricities of boat life. She was free to roam around without prosecution, the food was plentiful, and she made many, many friends. There came a point where she realized she would much prefer to stay on board the ship rather than be sent back home, her family or not. It became her new home. (Her sister eventually made an appearance on the ship, much to her pleasure).
Even with the benefits the boat provided, the Elegante offered some less enjoyable situations, and made her grow into a more pessimistic and less naïve young woman. She found out hr homeworld was destroyed, her family along with it. It turned out that the passengers who disappeared from the ship were also dead. Although many doubted the truth behind this news, Mimmi took it and full-heatedly believed it, for she was convinced the crew of the Elegante had no reason to lie. It was upsetting for sure, and something she dwelled upon with a vengeance, but she worked through it. When new passengers arrived, she told them what she knew, and left it up to them to decide to believe it or not.
While on board, Mimmi died twice. And got into a fight with another passenger I won't name any name's Tony. Her first death was a cataclysm of some rowdy lower-deck passengers attempting to escape, while her second death was the result of a hasty, dangerous new passenger. She got over her deaths as well as anyone who was murdered and spontaneously brought back to life could. (And she never forgave Tony. She caught him attacking a child and there was no holding her back at that point. She'd lost enough children. The day he disappeared was a very happy day in Mimmi's book.)
Her friendships were very important to her. Mimmi became a boat-mom of sorts, and throughout her time on board she took several people under her wing and mothered them excessively, whether they wanted her to or not (coughbasscough). Lucien, Billy, Oleg, Lily and (especially) Bass, all became targets of her affection. She loved them dearly and used them as a support system. As long as they were around, she could be strong. When the majority of her not!children disappeared, leaving behind mainly Bass (even her sister vanished), Mimmi was devastated. She only got through it with the help of her long-time best friend Gideon.
Gideon was someone Mimmi very much cherished. They were always there for each other and Mimmi depended on him when she couldn't depend on herself. She eventually developed some unacknowledged feelings for him, but nothing really came about it since Gideon was already dating another woman.
And Mimmi actually found several people she disliked on board. Tony, for one. Another passenger named Erol who just had a horrible reputation to begin with. A girl named Azula who had ideals that reminded her of Nazi's. And, lastly, a man named Jak. Especially Jak. She hates Jak because he killed Oleg, and a person who murders children has no bounds for forgiveness. And then there was Jinx, who Mimmi thought was a creep but he thought she was a heavenly goddess or something and at the end she really had no idea what to think of him at all.
So, suffice to say, in the beginning, she hated that damn ship and it's Captain and everyone on it. She missed her family, everything on the ship was weird (bears prepared sushi, she was swamped by talking goats, everyone went crazy and started proposing or hugging one another without reason, and she was stalked by a love-sick seagull named Lenny who she never did find out was a bird, among other things, and most of these occurred within her first few months).
But, as is accustomed for most people, she eventually found herself growing used to, and even enjoying, the eccentricities of boat life. She was free to roam around without prosecution, the food was plentiful, and she made many, many friends. There came a point where she realized she would much prefer to stay on board the ship rather than be sent back home, her family or not. It became her new home. (Her sister eventually made an appearance on the ship, much to her pleasure).
Even with the benefits the boat provided, the Elegante offered some less enjoyable situations, and made her grow into a more pessimistic and less naïve young woman. She found out hr homeworld was destroyed, her family along with it. It turned out that the passengers who disappeared from the ship were also dead. Although many doubted the truth behind this news, Mimmi took it and full-heatedly believed it, for she was convinced the crew of the Elegante had no reason to lie. It was upsetting for sure, and something she dwelled upon with a vengeance, but she worked through it. When new passengers arrived, she told them what she knew, and left it up to them to decide to believe it or not.
While on board, Mimmi died twice. And got into a fight with another passenger I won't name any name's Tony. Her first death was a cataclysm of some rowdy lower-deck passengers attempting to escape, while her second death was the result of a hasty, dangerous new passenger. She got over her deaths as well as anyone who was murdered and spontaneously brought back to life could. (And she never forgave Tony. She caught him attacking a child and there was no holding her back at that point. She'd lost enough children. The day he disappeared was a very happy day in Mimmi's book.)
Her friendships were very important to her. Mimmi became a boat-mom of sorts, and throughout her time on board she took several people under her wing and mothered them excessively, whether they wanted her to or not (coughbasscough). Lucien, Billy, Oleg, Lily and (especially) Bass, all became targets of her affection. She loved them dearly and used them as a support system. As long as they were around, she could be strong. When the majority of her not!children disappeared, leaving behind mainly Bass (even her sister vanished), Mimmi was devastated. She only got through it with the help of her long-time best friend Gideon.
Gideon was someone Mimmi very much cherished. They were always there for each other and Mimmi depended on him when she couldn't depend on herself. She eventually developed some unacknowledged feelings for him, but nothing really came about it since Gideon was already dating another woman.
And Mimmi actually found several people she disliked on board. Tony, for one. Another passenger named Erol who just had a horrible reputation to begin with. A girl named Azula who had ideals that reminded her of Nazi's. And, lastly, a man named Jak. Especially Jak. She hates Jak because he killed Oleg, and a person who murders children has no bounds for forgiveness. And then there was Jinx, who Mimmi thought was a creep but he thought she was a heavenly goddess or something and at the end she really had no idea what to think of him at all.
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