[Now, normally Jim is a lot more careful with his SFC. He has seen these accidental posts, and he'd rather avoid the whole matter himself. Normally, yes. But today he is very distracted. So distracted that he doesn't really notice his fingers brushing over the wrong button as he sets down the device, before tossing his coat out of the camera's view
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It's floating! How did you do that?
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It has a small anti-gravity module underneath. The sail generators enough power to drive that and the thrust.
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[ The mechanics of it all obviously have gotten him a little excited. ]
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It's pretty common. Though this is an old model.
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N is rather fascinated. ]
That's amazing! Did you build all of that, then? You must be very good! Can I see it sometime? I want to know how to make them!
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[Still Jim is kinda pleased. This kid seems pretty smart. And he is interested in technology and building it. He doesn't really get that at home.]
I've just got a lot of experience. I've been building sailor surfers since I was eight. But if you are really interested in them, I could show you, I suppose.
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Really? That'd be great!
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It's not that big a deal, really.
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[ Beam. ]
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[Welp. He can't help the snarky comments sometimes. It's cool. You'll get used to it.]
I'm Jim. Jim Hawkins.
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[ Yeah, that snark just went straight over N's head. ]
It's nice to meet you!
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[Stick with him, N, and he will teach you snark.]
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I do not know. He may be my biological father. I do not think he fits the typical definition of "dad."
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Well, ain't that a familiar story.
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[ N looks surprised. ]
I thought most people had fathers, in the familial sense.
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Well, I guess not everybody can be as lucky as that.
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