[It's probably in significant, and Hornblower knows it. But he's curious.]
So those... things. They are... [He's searching for unfamiliar words, trying to describe something he only just understands. Or only just hopes he understands a small bit.] They're recordings. Rather than... ghosts? [It actually makes more sense to him. He's not the sort of man-- sailor or not-- to think much of the supernatural.
As for the cold... He hasn't been too uncomfortable, but he decides against mentioning that. A change in temperature for the better wouldn't go amiss, certainly.]
[Well well well. If it isn't his favorite captain, other than himself?] Jack's smile widens. He leaves the patronizing: 'see you can work the computer' left unsaid.]
Turns out that they're repair crew. Yes, projections. Pretty nifty really. How're you today, Captain?
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[He doesn't have to beg. He just inserts himself. And yes, dual meanings apply.]
That hit this morning. Up here it shows one of the sensor blocks offline. Did we get hit?
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So those... things. They are... [He's searching for unfamiliar words, trying to describe something he only just understands. Or only just hopes he understands a small bit.] They're recordings. Rather than... ghosts? [It actually makes more sense to him. He's not the sort of man-- sailor or not-- to think much of the supernatural.
As for the cold... He hasn't been too uncomfortable, but he decides against mentioning that. A change in temperature for the better wouldn't go amiss, certainly.]
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Turns out that they're repair crew. Yes, projections. Pretty nifty really. How're you today, Captain?
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I am doing as well as can be expected, Harkness. Yourself?
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[Only Jack will take the time to flirt through a computer screen when they're being pulled apart by gravitational forces.]
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