People of the barge! I have most distressing news. It appears that many of my possessions have been stolen once again. Could the taker of these things please return them to me? A great deal of those notes have much sentimental value. I would be forever indebted to the one who returned them to me. Some of the other things were also given to me by ( Read more... )

It is most unlikely that we will all live to such ages. A scant few do in the best of places. [In Victor's time.] I do not appreciate such unnatural acts by the Admiral. It is most impolite.

I also have a request from those who are not as human as others. I would like to hear stories of your lives, if you wish to share.

[Private - Sveta]I know we ( Read more... )

[Victor's humming the same song over and over again, with a terribly determined sort of expression on his face. He's trying to resist the flood, with dubious success. He holds up a piece of paper, hastily scribbled with song lyrics in swiss crossed out in between english words. Each word appears to have been struggled out, with ink blotches ( Read more... )

Many new people have come. I do not- [Victor pauses, breathes deeply.] They are everywhere. Looking with their new eyes. They speak of being creatures and from worlds and places. They know each other. [Victor sounds profoundly disturbed.] They know each otherCan we not put them on one floor by themselves? Away from us ( Read more... )

This flood insults me. I am married.

Courtship has no place here. The children of criminals would only be corrupt and of ill nature. The flood may be trying to evoke some heathen spirit amongst us. We must be wary and resist its advances.