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[onlyordinary]

Okay, so... I guess this is on now? Is that what the... damn it.

[Someone sounds Very Tired right now. She has had a really long week and it looks like it's getting longer as she speaks.] Is there anyone part of the Hargreeves family out there? [She pauses, apparently not quite understanding that she's still recording and people can't respond yet, before she heaves a sigh.] Yeah, I figured.

Is there anyone out there at all, or am I just talking to myself?

[Maybe she's officially snapped. Or maybe she died and this is hell. Either one tracks with the week she's had.]

Because I am talking to a block of plastic and I'm feeling pretty ridiculous right now.

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[onlyordinary]

[You don't know the half of it.]

Yeah, he found me. He gave me some very nice berries.

[And she is a little overwhelmed by it all, but... is this what making friends is like? Or allies, maybe?]

CDs and cell phones? No, we don't have those. I don't know what a CD is and phones are always connected to the wall or ground if you want them to work.

Those emojis look helpful for text. I was thinking it's kind of weird to write to each other without seeing people's faces. :(

[credit_not_blame]

Like I said, he's pretty cool.

Okay, I think I know about the level of technology you're at then. CD's are basically the next step after cassettes, they're like smaller records except the music is encoded on them digitally and you can skip around from song to song really easily. And cell phones are phones, but portable and battery powered, with an option to send messages by text.

These communicators are basically a cell phone that also does video, but it's probably easier to show you how to do that in person than it is over text.