He doesn't have to. He showboats because it's fun. You should ask him sometime about how he runs his life now. Maybe he'll even tell you how he used to lead.
[She asks, turning to slowly walk into the trees - turning to look over her shoulder as she does so, trying to make it clear that she's trying to walk with him, not away from him.]
I mean, I get the concept of caring about people even when you're not in contact anymore... obviously. But if I thought it was permanent, or we were totally cut off... I know I'd be really depressed.
If we're talking about me, my people are from home, which is, uh-- lucky and unlucky? But hey, I'm glad you're not taking that "We'll all lose touch eventually" stance with everyone. Did you meet your husband here?
You're Lark Tennant, he's Alec Tennant - at least, according to you on the network. But according to the Admiral on the pairing announcements last month, he's Alec McDowell, so I'm guessing he changed his name and the Admiral hasn't caught up yet.
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[She asks, turning to slowly walk into the trees - turning to look over her shoulder as she does so, trying to make it clear that she's trying to walk with him, not away from him.]
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Are you already thinking of who to go home with?
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If we're talking about me, my people are from home, which is, uh-- lucky and unlucky? But hey, I'm glad you're not taking that "We'll all lose touch eventually" stance with everyone. Did you meet your husband here?
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[She shrugs.]
Is your husband Alec?
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[Deductive reasoning!]
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Are you married?
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What's your type?
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[She bends and picks up a dried leaf, crumbling it in her fingers.]
Um... let's see. Tall, muscular... good legs, good hands. Smart. Interesting... funny. Oh, gosh, what else; let me think. Why do you ask, anyway?
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