I suppose I should have some sort of connection with this day. If my calendar is right, which, on the barge, is not always a guarantee, then today is the one year mark. Hmm...this should be a reflection on what has happened or perhaps a comparison between who I was then and who I am now. What I've learned ( Read more... )

[For the first time in...forever...Capa is excited. Genuinely excited. There is nothing in the world that brings this out except science and space, and these two things have been combined in this port. He is staring at a little toy in his hand that shows a holographic binary star system. It's technology that's not too far from his own, but he's ( Read more... )

[Capa has mostly been avoiding the beach and the jungle proper, instead voting to stay along the treelines. He likes to be in the sun as much as he can, but he knows that he'll just end up with a nasty burn that won't go away for a week. So he sticks to the treeline, speaking into his communicator with a sort of awe.]The vast blackness of this ( Read more... )

[The camera turns on and, for a moment, there’s just blackness. Absolute darkness. And then there’s a hint of movement and he points the camera up to the ceiling, were a whole cluster of glow in the dark stars are put. He laughs softly, but doesn’t turn on the lights and instead keeps it pointed towards his ceiling.]

Not exactly what I had before, ( Read more... )

[A few button presses and Capa comes on the screen, putting on his serious face as he addresses the Barge in a very formal, clipped manner. His hair is pulled back a bit and he's very casually dressed, as he's obviously not had to care about his appearance for some time.]

My name is Robert Capa. Capa's fine, if you want.

[He pauses and sits back, ( Read more... )