What would constitute a "perfect" evening for you?Taking for granted no work, no crisis on the station, no hostilities breaking out in the quadrant, no sudden Starfleet initiatives
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Her words seems to strike a chord with him and he can't help but wonder if such a possibility would ever be available to people such as themselves. If only it were that easy to stop everything for even a little while. Reading further his expression softens, as he further empathizes with her situation. But the comfort he finds in her words is unsettling and he isn't quite sure what to make of this small revelation.
Unsure how to respond he debates saying nothing at all. Yet some part of him doesn't want to remain silent. Catching sight of the quiz he deciedes perhaps that is the safest way to reply.
Some say that in madness comes insight normally missed by others. Perhaps that is what the burning bush represents; a metaphor for something deeper? It would certainly make more sense then mine did.
Oh, I'm glad you're still speaking to me; I can never figure out how to set the chronometers between this universe and any other, and by the time I had my work finished on the station, it was much later on Babylon 5 than I had expected. I was afraid you would think I had stood you up.
*doesn't mention that once she realized he could read this post, she wondered whether it would be best to leave him to the Kira in his own timeline and get on with her own life, though there is much the Kira in his timeline will not understand until much later*
Apparently the burning bush comes from human mythology, from a story of a man chosen by a god to lead his people. It seems more appropriate to the Emissary than to myself. Ezri had a rather more vulgar interpretation of "burning bush," which I will not repeat, but it certainly put me in my place in case I had delusions of godhood!
Re: //repost//legate_damarMay 25 2004, 17:02:54 UTC
OOC- oh I took the liberty of assuming Kira was with Damar at the fashion show but I can just change the intro post...*Figuring there is proberbly more to her absense then she wishes to say he goes silent unsure how to respond. Somethings are just best left as they were and with that thought he smiles slightly
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OOC - oh, you can assume Kira was with Damar as long as no one else there minds her utter lack of interaction! I assume Kira would be rather quiet, bored and distant at a fashion show anyway...I'm probably not the best person to try to explain Earth religions, though this story was common to three of the largest. Apparently this man, Moses, was born a member of a group who believed they had been chosen by their God, but they were enslaved and he was raised among the powerful ruling class. As an adult, his God appeared to him in the form of a burning bush and ordered him to free his people, and after many signs and wonders, the oppressors agreed to let them go
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Unsure how to respond he debates saying nothing at all. Yet some part of him doesn't want to remain silent. Catching sight of the quiz he deciedes perhaps that is the safest way to reply.
Some say that in madness comes insight normally missed by others. Perhaps that is what the burning bush represents; a metaphor for something deeper? It would certainly make more sense then mine did.
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*doesn't mention that once she realized he could read this post, she wondered whether it would be best to leave him to the Kira in his own timeline and get on with her own life, though there is much the Kira in his timeline will not understand until much later*
Apparently the burning bush comes from human mythology, from a story of a man chosen by a god to lead his people. It seems more appropriate to the Emissary than to myself. Ezri had a rather more vulgar interpretation of "burning bush," which I will not repeat, but it certainly put me in my place in case I had delusions of godhood!
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