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.
[Oh boy, she doesn't need to be told that twice. She lights up.]
Sure! I've just recently gotten back into contact with three of them, actually; Shauna and Taissa have lived in the same area as me for a while, but they are married with kids, so they're pretty busy, and we couldn't really hang out much before now.
[Also Shauna literally cut contact with her and told her to lose her number, but details.]
So these days it's me, Nat, Shauna, and Tai. We've all known each other since high school. Nat's really cool, she's like this, um-- you know those people who really, honestly don't care what anybody else thinks of them? She's like that. Tough and cool and punky and badass on the outside, and really vulnerable and raw on the inside, but not in an insecure way; she's just, like, made of raw nerves. And Shauna - Shauna's a lot more buttoned up. She comes off as quiet and kind of mousy, but oh my gosh, I have seen that woman let loose and--
[Misty chuckles a little.]
If it's directed at you, watch out. And then Taissa's like a rock, you know, in the middle of the river, just standing strong and making everything either flow around her or break on her. Really forceful. It's no wonder she got into politics; she actually just won her state senate election.
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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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Really?
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I've had a lot of time on my hands.
For what it's worth I'm terrible at it.
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[She gives a shrug, smiling cryptically herself.]
That's just as well! Anything else would end in tears.
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Sure! I've just recently gotten back into contact with three of them, actually; Shauna and Taissa have lived in the same area as me for a while, but they are married with kids, so they're pretty busy, and we couldn't really hang out much before now.
[Also Shauna literally cut contact with her and told her to lose her number, but details.]
So these days it's me, Nat, Shauna, and Tai. We've all known each other since high school. Nat's really cool, she's like this, um-- you know those people who really, honestly don't care what anybody else thinks of them? She's like that. Tough and cool and punky and badass on the outside, and really vulnerable and raw on the inside, but not in an insecure way; she's just, like, made of raw nerves. And Shauna - Shauna's a lot more buttoned up. She comes off as quiet and kind of mousy, but oh my gosh, I have seen that woman let loose and--
[Misty chuckles a little.]
If it's directed at you, watch out. And then Taissa's like a rock, you know, in the middle of the river, just standing strong and making everything either flow around her or break on her. Really forceful. It's no wonder she got into politics; she actually just won her state senate election.
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[Which she sounds very proud about even now, two and a half decades later.]
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[She says, shrugging.]
I liked being the caretaker. That's where I'm comfortable. You can see why I'd like to work in the infirmary!
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I could use some help on some side projects.
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