[The device is on Pakistan's bed. It records the empty room for a moment, then Pakistan comes in, walking backwards and pulling her tricycle in with her.]

I need to get a new wheel. This one got messed up on the stairs.

Hey, Afghan, do you want to-- [She turns around to address her friend, only to find that the room is empty except her own bed ( Read more... )

In all the excitement from the events lately, I forgot about July tenth. I'm sure Bangura would forgive me.That last event kind of reminded me of me and Afghan, before we were good friends...and sometimes even after we became friends. Like that time when Afghan got lost at the market, and I was buying the ( Read more... )

You know, July fourth was an important day for me too, in 1947. Not a holiday or anything, but it was the day when the Indian Independence Bill was presented to the House of Commons. It suggested me and Indo should live in different houses, so me and Bangaru went to live together and Indo lived alone. Indo's never minded living alone though. She ( Read more... )

[Pakistan is sitting on her bed. She has weapons and ammunition stacked around her and a machine gun across her lap. She now physically looks like she's in her mid- to late teens.

Say hi to 2110!Pakistan. She looks unamused.]It seems that many nations have forgotten who I am, and that many of you aren't aware of current events in my world ( Read more... )

[Pakistan has been a little scarce since the last event, staying in her room mostly, and avoiding other people except for the few she has spoken to over the network ( Read more... )

[The audio clicks on first, and all that can be heard is Pakistan crying. After a moment, the video clicks on, too. The room is very dark, and it's probably hard to see her. She's wrapped in a blanket and shaking.]

My dubata... W-where is it...

[She starts to get up and look around the room, scattering some papers that were sitting next to her. ( Read more... )

[The camera clicks on to show Pakistan in one of the tea rooms. She has set out some food she's made--just some curry and naan, really--and there is a small flag standing with the food. The camera pans over the spread, then Pakistan sets it down on the table and crouches down so to be at "eye level" with it.]Today is International Mother Language ( Read more... )

[Pakistan is looking much happier today. Her dubata is back around her neck like normal, and hanging on the wall behind her is her national flag. She's decorated the room appropriately for the holiday.]

Today is Quaid-e-Azam's Day! Today is a great day for my people! I just wish I was at home with them for it.

[She gestures excitedly as she ( Read more... )