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[She's new, obviously, and looking a little distressed as she tries to figure out the communicator well enough to make some use of it. Sitting down by the shipyard, her blonde hair is tied back in a messy ponytail, trying to keep it from getting in her face as she tries to figure out what's going on here.]
Excuse me... [A good start, right? Polite.] I'm a recent arrival to this place and would appreciate any information I could be given on it. It's not quite right for anywhere I know of home.
[It's short, but effective, she hopes. Canada then more or less repeats herself in French, then German and Russian and Japanese, the first languages that come to mind for good international communications.
But just to be safe, she tries text, too:]
Information and/or assistance in returning home would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Excuse me... [A good start, right? Polite.] I'm a recent arrival to this place and would appreciate any information I could be given on it. It's not quite right for anywhere I know of home.
[It's short, but effective, she hopes. Canada then more or less repeats herself in French, then German and Russian and Japanese, the first languages that come to mind for good international communications.
But just to be safe, she tries text, too:]
Information and/or assistance in returning home would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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HeNyotalia.]I'll be right there! ... Don't talk to any strange men in the mean time! [What is her baby talking about taking care of herself- Well, okay, out of the whole empire, Canada is the one she'd count on to do that the most but still...]
... Especially if there's anything strange about their eyebrows. You'll understand if you see him.
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Yes, okay. I'll be here.
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There you are!
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But first things first. What year is it?
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What year are you from? Is there anyone else we know here? What exactly are we expected to do here? And, oh! Do you think Kumarie's been kidnapped, too?
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I haven't seen your bear, but I suppose it's possible. [England, you skipped one...]
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And your year?
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We can talk there, then. [Don't you dare think she's going to let it go, now that she's suspicious about it.]
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And you're sure that things will be alright at home?
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Thanks.
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