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paradisalogs2013-05-21 07:40 pm
rightchoices) wrote in paradisalogs2013-05-21 07:40 pm
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Who: Lee Everett and Naomi Wildman
What: History and kadis-kot lessons.
When: Now'ish?
Where: The library.
Rating: G or PG, at most.
It wasn't until he'd started putting together lesson plans that Lee remembered how much he really missed teaching. It was one of those things- an echo of normal life, before his court date and trial, before the Walkers had risen and started trying to kill everything in sight. Naomi reminded him vaguely of Clem, too -- at least as much as he'd spoken to her over the journals, young and earnestly eager to learn. It was nice- maybe he'd spent too much time around jaded university students.
But he'd be waiting for her in the library, notepads and three books piled on the table next to his elbow, different chapters marked with post-it notes in a half dozen assorted colors. He'd had a lot of free time on his hands.
What: History and kadis-kot lessons.
When: Now'ish?
Where: The library.
Rating: G or PG, at most.
It wasn't until he'd started putting together lesson plans that Lee remembered how much he really missed teaching. It was one of those things- an echo of normal life, before his court date and trial, before the Walkers had risen and started trying to kill everything in sight. Naomi reminded him vaguely of Clem, too -- at least as much as he'd spoken to her over the journals, young and earnestly eager to learn. It was nice- maybe he'd spent too much time around jaded university students.
But he'd be waiting for her in the library, notepads and three books piled on the table next to his elbow, different chapters marked with post-it notes in a half dozen assorted colors. He'd had a lot of free time on his hands.
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"And Voyager was...?"
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She was coming to realize that she was different in that way. Home to her was a ship, not a planet, so talking about cultures and experiences and anything related to homelands was hard for her. She only knew what Voyager knew, the sum of its crewmembers, and with so many different people with different memories and experiences of "home," it was sometimes hard for her to sort out what she'd heard from what was "normal" to her.