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FLOOD!
[Video clicks on, and it's... Barron? Probably? He's standing in one of the corridors in the Barge and looking sort of bemused.]
Comrades, I realise this probably seems like a strange thing to need help with, but I'm just...
[He turns around, staring off down the corridor, with an expression of increasingly dismayed puzzlement on his face.]
All of these corridors look the same, and I don't... I don't remember which direction I was coming from. Or where... any of the things that I know are here are...
[Prefect and Barron had a FULL BODYSWAP, which means Prefect gets Barron's body, and his tragically swiss cheesed version of a memory. He doesn't actually remember that he's not supposed to look like this.]
Comrades, I realise this probably seems like a strange thing to need help with, but I'm just...
[He turns around, staring off down the corridor, with an expression of increasingly dismayed puzzlement on his face.]
All of these corridors look the same, and I don't... I don't remember which direction I was coming from. Or where... any of the things that I know are here are...
[Prefect and Barron had a FULL BODYSWAP, which means Prefect gets Barron's body, and his tragically swiss cheesed version of a memory. He doesn't actually remember that he's not supposed to look like this.]
[Private]
[He knocks on the door.] Prefect?
[Private]
aka, give a little wave.]
Comrade, Come in! Come in. I was... I was reading the memory board.
[It's alarming how much of the memory board Prefect doesn't remember right now.]
[Private]
Gloves, please. [Barron said. Prefect needed those things on like, five minutes ago. Barron walked over to the memory board, really not wanting to look at himself dressing. It was too weird.]
Oh, man. I remember when we put most of this thing together.
[Private]
Really? You remember that?
[Prefect glanced over, a little dubiously.]
How do you feel about it now?
[Private]
[Which was now going to get touched as well. Dammit. Time to stare intently at the board and pretend that it wasn't happening.]
Now I can just see everything that's missing. It's depressing.