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[colonial]

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in thename of the father and fo the son and of the holy spirit amen

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[Guess who has just discovered the terminals exist?]

Comments

video

[colonial]

Yes! [America likes stars, and always has. He hops up in excitement.] Teach me stars!

video

[keepscalm]

[It occurs to England that they can't exactly find the same stars in the Tower as they can on Earth. Which unfortunately would render most of his knowledge useless.]

Alright. We'll have to look in some of the books from the library to find our stars. [It's not quite the same as sitting outside with a telescope, but it's probably the best he can do.]

Re: video

[colonial]

What about that big place with all the stars? [You know, the one that shows all those universes being destroyed. America's never made the connection, though.] Can we use that?

video

[keepscalm]

[England looks a little confused. America either means the observatory -- which is out of the question, between the clouds and the window-crawlers -- or the projection floor.

He does not know how to gently let America down.] Well, we could look at them, certainly. But they're not the same stars as the ones in our world.

[Which means England has no clue what they're called or how to find them!]