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You know, I think the future has been pretty amazing in a lot of ways so far. For one, the technology is amazing. For another, people haven't all killed each other yet and from at least skimming the history books of how things went, that's pretty amazing - although I guess things could still go all pear-shaped in pretty short order. Kudos to the

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I like the chocolate part myself.

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When are you from?

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2009, but chocolate is still a girl's best friend.

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[She's giggling to herself, over here.]

It's nice to have something simple to enjoy.

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Truer words have never been spoken. If I could get a free chocolate bar every day--and maybe a grenade launcher--no consequences attached? I'd be a much happier woman.

So when are you from?

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That would be a lot of chocolate. Do you like all three kinds? I like milk chocolate and white chocolate a lot, but only a little dark chocolate.

I'm from 1782.

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I like milk and white, but I'm not a dark chocolate kind of girl. The only bitter thing I like's my coffee.

Wait, whoah. Really?

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Yes. It was pretty difficult when I first got here, but I had friends who taught me some things and I picked stuff up, so it's better.

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Damn. And I thought aliens and talking skeletons was weird enough to get used to.

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I admit I kind of just give up on grasping every detail of stuff sometimes.

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Oh, me too. After a while it ain't even worth the headache.

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As long as you can get by well enough, I guess immediate understanding doesn't matter so much.

What was hardest for you?

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What, the hardest thing for me to understand?

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Or adjust to, or whatever you want.

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Probably just being here.

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You hadn't crossed worlds before, then.