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[naughtbutlife]

[For the curious - Angelica's headed straight for the kitchens. Being half-starved for two years will rearrange your priorities a little.

It takes her a while to figure out the communicator, and there's a couple of muffled, nervous posts lasting all of three seconds just before this.What cheer, everyone. I am not so certain if you can even hear

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[19centconstable]

Oh my goodne-...

I mean: hello, mi-...ma'-...um. I'm Constable Crabtree.

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[naughtbutlife]

Good afternoon, Constable.

Constable of where, sir?

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[19centconstable]

Of Toronto. Canada. And here as well, I suppose.

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[naughtbutlife]

Canada. Are you French, sir?

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[19centconstable]

Oh no.

No.

Not at all.

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[naughtbutlife]

Not-French then.

Constable Crabtree, of Canada and the Barge, who is not French.

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[19centconstable]

Well, yes, but Constable Crabtree is just fine. George Crabtree.

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[naughtbutlife]

A pleasure to meet you, Constable. How long have you been aboard the ship?

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[19centconstable]

And you as well. I've been here...well, nearly six months now. Goodness, I hadn't realized it had been so long.

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[naughtbutlife]

Six months. I have heard that it feels as though time moves quickly here.

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[19centconstable]

It certainly had not seemed like nearly half of a year.

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[naughtbutlife]

Is that a good thing, or a bad thing?

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[19centconstable]

It's mainly a surprising thing.

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[naughtbutlife]

I can imagine.

Well, it was very nice speaking to you, Constable.

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[19centconstable]

And you, ma'am. I'm around if you need anything.

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[naughtbutlife]

Much appreciated, sir.