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Who: Jesse Finch and YOU
Where: Exploring the city buildings. Anywhere!
When: Day 31
What: Jesse's decided he's done skulking around. He needs to figure out what and where he's living in now, and he doesn't mind company.
He's situated, now, and he finds it's much easier to concentrate now that he has everything settled. There are good people here, and he's watching out for Galen, and everything will be okay. So he picks through the city in search of all sorts of things. Food, weapons, cigarettes, those are important - whatever he can find and possibly use to barter for things later. He knows how it gets when supplies get low.
He checks out everywhere, from the cemetery (where he feels like he's going to spend a lot of time) to the bar (which, he decides, is going to be his secondary most-time-spent-in area) and gathers things as he goes. He's not paying much attention to any others who might be out, but throwing rocks at him and shouting should generally be good ways to get Jesse's attention, right? Right.
Where: Exploring the city buildings. Anywhere!
When: Day 31
What: Jesse's decided he's done skulking around. He needs to figure out what and where he's living in now, and he doesn't mind company.
He's situated, now, and he finds it's much easier to concentrate now that he has everything settled. There are good people here, and he's watching out for Galen, and everything will be okay. So he picks through the city in search of all sorts of things. Food, weapons, cigarettes, those are important - whatever he can find and possibly use to barter for things later. He knows how it gets when supplies get low.
He checks out everywhere, from the cemetery (where he feels like he's going to spend a lot of time) to the bar (which, he decides, is going to be his secondary most-time-spent-in area) and gathers things as he goes. He's not paying much attention to any others who might be out, but throwing rocks at him and shouting should generally be good ways to get Jesse's attention, right? Right.
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He emerges from the library, puzzled, looking for the source.
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When the dude comes out of the library, Jesse grins widely, shoving his hands in his pockets. "Sup." Nice and simple.
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"I'm not clear what the reason for your shouting is, but you appear to be unharmed. Did you require assistance?"
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"My name is Daneel Olivaw. We haven't met, no, but I have been here some time. Are you a recent arrival?"
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"Daneel. That's a weird name," Jesse remarks cheerfully, scurrying closer so he can lean and peer curiously at Daneel. "I just got here a few days ago, so yeah, guess I'm new. How long does 'some time' mean?"
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Peculiar. This individual looks... familiar, though Daneel is well aware that he's a very different person; minds don't lie, even if faces might.
"I've been here for thirty days, which is as long as anyone I'm aware of has been here."
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Daneel doesn't mind nosy. He'll answer whatever questions he's asked.
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"My apologies. My full name is R. Daneel Olivaw. The 'R' stands for 'Robot.' I'm a humaniform robot created by Dr. Han Fastolfe and Dr. Roj Nemennuh Sarton. Although I was created on Earth, both my creators were from the planet Aurora, and that is where I've spent most of my existence."
Daneel hopes that clears things up a little.
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Danielle was, he believed, a female name. It wasn't very accurate, but at least he wasn't offended by this, either. "My name is Daneel, to be precise."
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"I can certainly accompany you. Might I ask your name?"
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"Robots are very common on Aurora. Most households include several dozen robots, although the exact number varies according to the need and desire of the owner of the estate."
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He runs his hand along the wall as he walks, feeling his way through. "D'you... got an owner? Or is it not like that?"
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Daneel doesn't often use the word 'owner,' but he can't deny the accuracy of it, either.
"I did have a master, yes. Most recently, I was the property of Lady Gladia. Before that, I was with Dr. Fastolfe, who created me. At present, I seem to belong to no one."
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"Well, good. Y'don't have to belong to anybody, yer a person." Jesse says it firmly enough. "Maybe made of wires, but still a person. You hang out here often?"
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It is, after all, slightly unseemly for a robot to want any sort of freedom. Even now, it's more the way he's treated that he likes rather than his apparent change in status.
"I sometimes come here in search of information, yes."
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Honestly, the food situation is something that worries him greatly, even if he's not personally affected.
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