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[heorot]

What's this? Why'd you call it- no, Sirius, stop I-

[ there's a pause, sounds of a struggle and what could probably pass as a triumphant laugh. ]

Right! Name's James Potter. 'pparently you can leave things here for me to read later? Brilliant.
Uh, what am I even supposed to say?

Wait, no, this is my bloody-

[ and the feed is cut off. blame sirius. ]

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[heorot]

dates, mate.
take her out on a date.
you fancy her, right? the gardens are usually nice.
holly-decks too if she's more into the activity bit

[thebreakingwave]

We've never really been the holding hands under the artificial moonlight sort and it's holodeck. Like hologram. (I think they had those in the seventies? I know they did in the eighties.)

She's got people to get back to in Britain. I don't know if any amount of anything here will do. We can have fun, but I don't think she can be happy.

[heorot]

I like holly better.
and did they? don't think I've heard of a hologram before
what's it do?

no I'm not saying she's going to be happy here
I'm just saying that maybe she'll want a couple of hours to take her mind off it all
fun can do wonders to that sort of thing

[thebreakingwave]

It's a muggle thing. A way to make three dimensional pictures appear in a flat space. They do them with lasers, I think.

[heorot]

huh
and they make that since they don't have magic
right?

[thebreakingwave]

They can do just about everything we can and many things we can't.

[heorot]

like what?

[thebreakingwave]

They've gone to the moon. They know how old the earth is. They can see inside cells.

[heorot]

what're cells?
the rest of that is brilliant, though
have they really gone to the moon?

[thebreakingwave]

Every living thing is made up of tiny things called 'cells'. They use the energy from food to make your body work and they have the pattern for life inside them.

They have. They went in the late 60s, I think.