"Aww, c'mon... just one? Like a room blueprint or somethin'?"

Tails is standing in the Media Room, addressing the air.

"I won't do anything, I just wanna see..."

Eden has been wandering, looking, watching. Crying, mourning and wishing (not her kind of wishing, the normal kind) too - that won't go away anytime soon ( Read more... )

Back in the media room, Katara is gearing up for Round Two with Dr. Jerkface. She has her own private little viewing screen that's telling her all about the difference between red and white blood cells.

She is absolutely botherable. If not for the necessity of healing lessons, she would have fallen asleep with this information ages ago.

Angelo is happy. This is a vast improvement from the boredom of his previous post ( Read more... )

Guess who's not depressed? Cheetor! He's in the media library, in an open pod room. A John Williams score is playing. Cheetor was watching this movie in silence, but now he just has to give voice to his amazement ( Read more... )

[OOT: Martine has something to tell Seymour.]

After waking up, Seymour left his cubby. He hasn't gone back since.

He's in the media library in one of the pod rooms. A book is on-screen (To Kill a Mockingbird) - to serve as a handy 'do not disturb' sign for anyone who might enter ( Read more... )

Wow.

The days are getting even less eventful.

Zuko can't say he minds, but he does get stir crazy. But you can only spend so much time in the Sensorium before you go batshit wanting it to be real, be not-fake...

So now he's -- looking up car stuff in the media library. He plans on totally learning how to drive. Why? Because fast cars are fun!

Anyone who hasn't been watching Katara much may start suspecting her of some sort of mood disorder. Contrary to the last time she was found (huddled in a corner), Katara is in the media room now, sitting at one of the private viewing screens. It's not a video or music like she usually asks for, but straight text, pages and pages of it that she ( Read more... )

Cheetor really hates sleeping. To avoid sleep, he's in the media room, reading a datapad entitled Primus is My Programmer: Seeing Primus in the Everyday. He's reading it in beast mode and flicks the 'pad with a claw every time he wants to scroll down ( Read more... )

What do you get when you take an emotionally conflicted boy, you have him kill an illusion of his mother, formalize a sort of relationship with a girl who was his enemy, and then give him a hickey?

Yoiu end up with a really tired kid who hasn't slept because there's just too much crap in his head and not a soul to talk to about it. Zuko hasn't ( Read more... )