- INBOX -written / text / audio / video "Hi, you've reached Russell. Thanks for calling, unless it's bad news! ...Please leave your name, number, and a brief message, and I'll call you soon."art credit code credit
[It really is; that's the same way Russell's tapped in, this time. This voice sounds familiar, though it's taking a minute to place, between the confusion of a network message that went up a while ago but has no responses yet.]
Certainly, certainly, but... I don't understand. Am I the only one hearing this? Besides you.
[Finally, he remembers out how to disconnect, and breaks the connection on that defensive screech. The network doesn't work like a phone, does it? Will he get loud messages when he's specifically pulled himself out of that headspace, or will they be stuck on there as recordings to experience later - or, optionally, never?]
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Certainly, certainly, but... I don't understand. Am I the only one hearing this? Besides you.
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So I'd assume to just be talking to you.
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That put you in contact with me??
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Unless you still think that I'm a ...part of your imagination.
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You sound like a kid. And familiar. We've met... Did I think I was imagining you then?
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We met when the lady gave us food after the zoo hunt.
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[As though that doesn't describe most kids ever.]
And I told you my number, but I didn't say what it was... You remembered that? That was weeks ago, that's seriously impressive.
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They don't dial if you break them up and put a smiley in between, or a number that doesn't go there, or a word, or something.
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[He's only in his 20s, he shouldn't feel behind the curve technologically.]
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[From her point of view he's positively ancient, after all.]
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No, that doesn't work. Let's say I'm a young adult.
[Nailed it.]
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[Once he figures out how.]
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[Finally, he remembers out how to disconnect, and breaks the connection on that defensive screech. The network doesn't work like a phone, does it? Will he get loud messages when he's specifically pulled himself out of that headspace, or will they be stuck on there as recordings to experience later - or, optionally, never?]