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[kayla_cherika]

1. What do you do with yourself, to pass the time?Flying Officer Donovan has been kind enough to lend me a few books to read from Earth. I have a suspicious that no all of them belong to him. I've been reading them, and leaning a little more about you culture, and it really is quite fascinating. It takes a bit of time, and when I'm done I ask him

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[elise_mayday]

Donovan is the one behind the book thefts then? He wouldn't have happened to give you my copy of Les Mis would he? It went missing a few weeks ago, and I think my room is too small for me to have misplaced it.

[kayla_cherika]

I do not remember such a book, I am afraid. But if he does show up with it, I will be sure to tell you.

[elise_mayday]

Thank you. I would let you borrow it anyways, if you wanted it, but it's in French.

[kayla_cherika]

Oh, I would so love to learn that language.

To be honest, I am often struck by the amount of different languages there are on the same planet. It is often difficult enough to communicate with those who do speak your language.

[weirspetcaveman]

*pausing over her response to the final question; loss is nothing new to him, it's common to everyone in Pegasus, but her answer allows him to understand her perhaps in a way that few others in Atlantis properly can*

You're luckier than many, you know. To still have your people around you, so close by.

*pause* Interview me?

[kayla_cherika]

Yes, I ... think that I'm especially lucky to not only have my people around, so my culture does not get lost, but also to have found new friends who are so accepting of our ways of life and who we are.

1. If you had the chance, what would you change about yourself?
2. What is the most important part of your life?
3. Upon hearing all the tales of Earth, what is the oddest thing for you to have learnt about their culture?
4. What is more important: the life of a friend, or revenge?
5. What kind of food do you most prefer from discovering all the new cooking ideas on Atlantis?