[video - open official broadcast, and several personal locks] backdated to Tuesday

[talentd_tongue]

[The last thing Uhura needs right now is another complication. But she has one, definitely. A woman with her face, actively pretending to be her. At least it's been caught early. All of her personal security now requires more than just biological confirmation, since she can't know how close the two of them truly are. Access to her own office, to

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[video]

[nyota_uhura24]

I was wondering when I'd hear from you, but I must say I'm a little disappointed. If you had a problem with me you should have just contacted me directly. That would have been the civil thing to do. You're making it sound very much like you have more of a right to our name and our face than I do.

[video]

[talentd_tongue]

We share a name and a similar face, we do not share a life, and you have no right to mine. You knew of my existence before I knew of yours, and you abused that knowledge for your own gains or amusements or whatever it was you hoped to get from your charade. You're not going to make me feel guilty or unreasonable for my actions. The civil thing to do would have been to refrain from willingly and knowingly attempting to trick my friends and those who trust me. Clearly that means that you've already decided that we're past the point of being civil.

Impersonating a government employee is a highly actionable offense. Attempt to pass yourself off as me again and I will not hesitate to have you punished to the fullest extent the law allows.

[She got to Uhura's people. She could have hurt any one of them before they'd realized she wasn't the person they knew and trusted. Uhura won't forgive that.]

[video]

[nyota_uhura24]

[Oh this is absolutely priceless. The Federation Uhura is so self righteous it would almost be cute, if it weren't so hopelessly naive. The idea that Uhura thinks she would fear this city's law enforcement after life in the Empire actually makes her laugh softly.]

I'm not impersonating anyone. I am Nyota Uhura. And trust me when I saw I have absolutely no interest in sharing your life. Briefly allowing others to make assumptions was merely for the sake of protecting myself, of finding out where I was and what was happening.

You could have avoided all this, you know, by contacting me yourself as soon as I came to the city. But that's all beside the point... You really do look like me. [It's odd to be talking to a woman who shares her face and her name, but is otherwise so different. After a moment of regarding the other woman she realizes something.] You think you know something about me. Something besides the fact that I showed up here and confused some of your rather dimwitted friends.