#aerolite

Comets and Aerolites, 1851. Illustrated by John Emslie, published by James Reynolds, London.

[The footage is, at first, just static.. like the kind you'd see at the end of an old analog program.. but it soon comes to, and we see what looks like a strange, colorful dream.. a field colored in turquoise.. the sky is a pink with a big moon.. and there's empty, grey barnhouses on hills, repeating in a straight line.]

[a partial half of the dialogue cuts in soon enough.] -La, i must say, you have quite the mind for a young creature like you!

["La" speaks, but it is merely gibberish, some of it is skipped over, possibly from the scratches.]

Yeah, yeah.. hm.. that just got me thinking.. [She tilts her head curiously, and she looks at her.. a smirk on her face]

..have you considered.. returning back?

[ . . . ]

..c'moooonnn.. it can't be that bad! you could probably find a way to go back to earth? it'll be great!! i mean, you probably haven't visited in who knows how long! wouldn't it be nice to see your friends again..?

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