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[boucle]

Hello, intrepid Interns. This is just a friendly reminder that your debate on the ethics and dilemmas of time travel is this Wednesday, so you'll want to pay extra attention to your classes on maintaining the timeline, temporal law, and paradox risks in the coming days.

Before I came to work with TEA, I spent over a decade as a Time Bandit, which gives me a unique perspective on these topics. Feel free to ask me anything on this post in the name of research and I'll do my best to answer honestly.


Vero

Do you want to play Devil's Advocate or should I? I'm happy to do it but it does feel a little on the nose.

Sébastien & Theun

Do either of you know why Teddy doesn't like Gus?

Comments

[boucle]

I had a crew at first, but I struck out on my own fairly early. Then I had a few mentors, but we traveled separately for the most part.

[stevvie]

friends from the time you were living in?

[boucle]

[...] I tried not to make personal attachments in-timeline.

[stevvie]

that sounds incredibly lonely.

[boucle]

It was, but I'm exceptionally introverted. My interactions with my bandit contacts were enough for me, for the m.

[stevvie]

how often did you interact with them?

[boucle]

My sister Cordelia, maybe once a year. The Estradas I saw a little more often than that, though less so as time went on for us all. There were others, too, but none I was very close with.

[stevvie]

no one is that much of an introvert.

[boucle]

I did talk to civilians. I just didn't befriend them.

[stevvie]

that does sound incredibly boring.

[boucle]

Living every day in its proper order can be boring, too.

[stevvie]

sometimes, but it's been alright mostly.

[boucle]

I'm still getting used to it.

[stevvie]

there's something to be said for knowing what tomorrow is.

[boucle]

But wouldn't it be nice to skip straight to Friday?

[stevvie]

but think of all i'd miss between.