[Filtered to anyone Mal encountered during the flood. She's clearly been crying and is distraught beyond words. If you look carefully, you can see that she's clutching her totem in one hand.]

That was not me. I didn't-I'm not like that, I'm not. She was a monster. I don't understand-

[She breaks off and wipes her eyes with the back of her hand.I' ( Read more... )

[Filtered to Mal's friends and Angelica]
I'm back. Thank you for being kind to my father.

I'll be in the common room on the seventh floor if you need me.

[If anyone comes looking for her or just happens to wander in to the seventh floor common room (the one from which the television had vanished), they will find Mal in the corner of the room, ( Read more... )

( Private messages to Arthur, Angelica, Ariadne )

[Private to Arthur. Mal's been going over some of her private notes and just realised that Arthur told her that his last job pre-Barge was an inception. And now she wants answers.]

I need to talk to you. As soon as possible.

[Mal looks incredibly apprehensive as she turns on the camera.]

Dom, if you-

[She cuts herself off and is quiet for a moment; her expression hardens.] No. Never mind. If you're out there, I do not want to hear from you.

[Click. And no, she really does NOT want to hear from him, nor do any of her castmates. Other visitors, however, may respond if ( Read more... )

[Background: This morning, after sleeping off a couple of days' worth of child-induced exhaustion, Mal turned up at her breakfast shift on time, but was moody and uncommunicative and eventually made her excuses to Iroh and the rest of the team and left about half an hour early. She's been moping in her room since, and about midday, she posts the ( Read more... )

[Per discussion with Gels, between this conversation and now, Mal has: gotten out of the infirmary, reviewed her file with Angelica, confirmed to her satisfaction (although by no means to her liking) that the file speaks truth, and moved back into her room, which has also now been COMPLETELY REDECORATED. As you might imagine, she was no longer ( Read more... )