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niteo_nix2012-05-20 11:17 am
and_above_all) wrote in niteo_nix2012-05-20 11:17 am
➇th Letter Home ✉ Video
[The Doc's video today is prefaced by a little precautionary message.]
Everyone, stay away from the floodwater. I'd tell you the sort of water and vector-borne diseases you could get but you probably want to take my word for it. If you have come in contact with the water, I'd recommend seeing me for a checkup.
[After that Public Service Announcement, Kiriko motions to a book in his lap. It's a Russian history book he managed to take from the library some time ago, and around him are a few modern ones he's received over time. It appears his Russian has gotten quite good.]
You know... I've been reading these a lot, lately. The world history is more or less the same as what I learned when I was younger...
But... [He laughs nervously.] It's weird. I can't bring myself to read past when I'm from. What if I find out someone I know is dead, or we lost the war? Or worse?
[He understands now how Elizabeth must have felt when he mentioned England. He realizes he shouldn't have done it, now.]
I mean, for most of you, it's probably no big deal. You already know.
[He closes the books, and puts them to the side.]
I don't think I want to.
Everyone, stay away from the floodwater. I'd tell you the sort of water and vector-borne diseases you could get but you probably want to take my word for it. If you have come in contact with the water, I'd recommend seeing me for a checkup.
[After that Public Service Announcement, Kiriko motions to a book in his lap. It's a Russian history book he managed to take from the library some time ago, and around him are a few modern ones he's received over time. It appears his Russian has gotten quite good.]
You know... I've been reading these a lot, lately. The world history is more or less the same as what I learned when I was younger...
But... [He laughs nervously.] It's weird. I can't bring myself to read past when I'm from. What if I find out someone I know is dead, or we lost the war? Or worse?
[He understands now how Elizabeth must have felt when he mentioned England. He realizes he shouldn't have done it, now.]
I mean, for most of you, it's probably no big deal. You already know.
[He closes the books, and puts them to the side.]
I don't think I want to.
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he shakes his head.]
No. Sometimes I was sick at home. I don't think it's good.
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Were you chronically ill? Do you think you'll relapse?
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