竹中 半兵衛 ▪ takenaka hanbei ~(=^‥^)ﾉ◎～ (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
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asgardeventide2011-12-07 02:58 pm
shigeharu) wrote in asgardeventide2011-12-07 02:58 pm
video.
[The feed cuts in on Hanbei, sitting in the library. There are a few books stacked on the table near him and one open in front of him - if you look closely, it's all along the lines of The Way Things Work. Just catching up on a few centuries' worth of scientific and technological development and all that.
But he's just had a thought that's a bit distracting, which clearly means it's time to bother everyone else about it. (That, and making an appearance is an easy way to try and feel out whether anyone else from home has wound up here along with him...)]
You know, I don't know if I'd even say the fact that we're all here in the first place is the most interesting part about all this. Or that people have apparently lost powers.
Have you been paying attention to the language we're using? Talking, writing with, even thinking in. It's a little eerie, isn't it? I shouldn't have to stop and consciously think about it - [he pauses for half a second and switches to Japanese to finish his sentence] - to do this.
[And he switches back to the common language, since he knows not everyone here will have understood the Japanese.]
It's convenient, I'll give them that, but...well.
But he's just had a thought that's a bit distracting, which clearly means it's time to bother everyone else about it. (That, and making an appearance is an easy way to try and feel out whether anyone else from home has wound up here along with him...)]
You know, I don't know if I'd even say the fact that we're all here in the first place is the most interesting part about all this. Or that people have apparently lost powers.
Have you been paying attention to the language we're using? Talking, writing with, even thinking in. It's a little eerie, isn't it? I shouldn't have to stop and consciously think about it - [he pauses for half a second and switches to Japanese to finish his sentence] - to do this.
[And he switches back to the common language, since he knows not everyone here will have understood the Japanese.]
It's convenient, I'll give them that, but...well.
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But at this stage, there's really little proof of that one way or another.
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[Or in Masanori's case, "act first and never think"...]