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It's not Valentine's Day in Atlantis just yet, and Teyla has never understood the tradition anyway. It seems strange to her that a man's death is celebrated by giving gifts to loved ones.
So it is likely that, even if she were aware of the date, she could still be found near the fire, a mug of tea sitting forgotten next to her as she attempts to meditate. (The baby is home with his father, giving her the rare opportunity to be away from them both.)
A crowded bar, of course, is not the best place for such activities. Perhaps someone should point this out to her?
So it is likely that, even if she were aware of the date, she could still be found near the fire, a mug of tea sitting forgotten next to her as she attempts to meditate. (The baby is home with his father, giving her the rare opportunity to be away from them both.)
A crowded bar, of course, is not the best place for such activities. Perhaps someone should point this out to her?