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[notating]

[click, here's Joshua's voice, sounding suspiciously neutral, if not a little bemused.] My, isn't this troubling. It seems I've found myself in another strange situation.

[Now he sounds a little more serious] A good deal of questions but not many answers.

[Have a short hum before he taps the communicator, tone neutral again. Actually he sounds

Comments

[pineapplepsych]

You know, I was telling everyone else how lame these starfish phone things are just the other week.

I am so glad someone else agrees. But I don't think color alone will safe these things.

[notating]

The design itself is rather inefficient. I prefer the simple, minimalist approach rather than this particular quirky shape.

[have a chuckle/snicker] But really, can beggars be choosers? Or prisoners for that matter.

[pineapplepsych]

I have to agree. I've really been missing my iPhone. I can't even send text messages or play any games on this thing!

[sigh] I've tried to find the people who made it, but no luck so far.

[notating]

Is that so? Tell me, do you have any of your belongings besides the clothes on your back?

[and a little more serious in tone.] The townspeople are certainly unhelpful in that matter. Perhaps it's this 'high priestess?'

[pineapplepsych]

Nope. Not even my Johnson & Johnson bottle of shampoo I always carried with me. I do have my wallet, though. Not that these coupons will do me much good.

[muses] That is a possible theory...for a cliche video game. But I don't think it's that easy. No, I think there's something deeper at work, here, my friend. My psychic senses tell me so. But what that is I'm still not sure.

[notating]

And the 'crazy old man' I've heard about? Almost cliche enough for a video game.

[so, so bemused] A psychic? Goodness, we do have a wide variety here.