Amos Burton (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
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reverienet2018-06-16 08:17 pm
tumang) wrote in reverienet2018-06-16 08:17 pm
Entry tags:
- dceu: diana prince,
- doctor who: clara oswald,
- marvel comics: kamala khan,
- mcu: elektra natchios,
- mcu: frank castle,
- shadowhunters: clary fray,
- the expanse: alex kamal,
- the expanse: amos burton,
- the expanse: bobbie draper,
- the expanse: josephus miller,
- the expanse: naomi nagata,
- the expanse: prax meng,
- tinker tailor soldier spy: ricki tarr,
- wildstorm comics: apollo,
- xcu: sonya simonson
o2. spinning wheels (video; un: burton)
[ The camera filming is the one from the console in the wall of the garden, the one that Haru put together. It shows Amos, fingers brushing along the plants hooked together along the wall. He has a smile on his face, and his touch seems incredibly gentle, his lips parted as he looks at the greenery. ]
Have you ever seen something more amazing? These plants are keeping us alive. Literally. Scrubbing up the air we breathe, putting it back out as something we can use. They take so much work, so much patience, so much knowledge. To keep them alive, help them grow. So amazing.
[ He stops, his face closing up all of a sudden. His jaw ticks with a muscle under the beard, and his hands turn into fists. He pulls away from the wall. It seems like a sudden change in mood, something like a switch has been flipped, all of a sudden. His posture tenses, his eyes start stinging. ]
This place is killing us. It's - it's killed my friend, already. He's more than a friend, really. He's my brother.
[ If you've met Amos, had a chat with him, you might realize that this video is pretty... well, unlike him. He doesn't seem to really recognize that fact, though, looking straight at the camera with his eyes slightly teary. ]
Be careful. This station does shit to us. [ Pause. Amos wipes at his eyes. Sniffles. ] Oh and by the way, guys, it's a station, not a ship. Don't make me say it again.
[ He doesn't sound angry, even when he says this, tired of having to repeat himself. There's a suspicious complete lack of anger throughout the whole entry. ]
Seriously, we need to get off this barge. All of us. If you think there's nothing you can do, I promise you, there is. We gotta work together.
Have you ever seen something more amazing? These plants are keeping us alive. Literally. Scrubbing up the air we breathe, putting it back out as something we can use. They take so much work, so much patience, so much knowledge. To keep them alive, help them grow. So amazing.
[ He stops, his face closing up all of a sudden. His jaw ticks with a muscle under the beard, and his hands turn into fists. He pulls away from the wall. It seems like a sudden change in mood, something like a switch has been flipped, all of a sudden. His posture tenses, his eyes start stinging. ]
This place is killing us. It's - it's killed my friend, already. He's more than a friend, really. He's my brother.
[ If you've met Amos, had a chat with him, you might realize that this video is pretty... well, unlike him. He doesn't seem to really recognize that fact, though, looking straight at the camera with his eyes slightly teary. ]
Be careful. This station does shit to us. [ Pause. Amos wipes at his eyes. Sniffles. ] Oh and by the way, guys, it's a station, not a ship. Don't make me say it again.
[ He doesn't sound angry, even when he says this, tired of having to repeat himself. There's a suspicious complete lack of anger throughout the whole entry. ]
Seriously, we need to get off this barge. All of us. If you think there's nothing you can do, I promise you, there is. We gotta work together.
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[ One is arrogant by default and sounds it. ]
Lowered atmospheric pressure and microgravity affect them, too.
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[ Amos is offended at the words. ]
I've been living on ships for the past 15 years, and some of them have air filtering and scrubbing systems using plants that work perfectly fine. But you know, whatever you say probably means more than what I've experienced for years.
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[ ...One is also Complicated. ]
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You gotta have the last word, don't you?
[ Amos isn't even feeling anger, right now. He's just confused. ]
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If your experience is that organic life supports organic life then that is more valuable.
Genetic diversity would become necessary, then. Are all of those plants clones?
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