[Lord John frowns at the suggestion of that. Not truly living? And what exactly is that supposed to mean. Honestly, the more he thinks he might come to understand this place, the further from the truth that seems to be.]
I suppose I do not have the right to complain about my circumstances. I'm alive, am I not? If what they say is true, Hal and Minnie and the children. They're all safe as well.
[He casts a slightly wary glance aside at Fraser at this. As if still somewhat doubtful of the whole stasis situation himself, but he supposes he'll get there, in time.]
It's only just that -- I find myself a stranger in a foreign land. Not that I have never been as much before, but now I find myself...
[He glances away from the other man once more, before continuing:] Adrift.
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I suppose I do not have the right to complain about my circumstances. I'm alive, am I not? If what they say is true, Hal and Minnie and the children. They're all safe as well.
[He casts a slightly wary glance aside at Fraser at this. As if still somewhat doubtful of the whole stasis situation himself, but he supposes he'll get there, in time.]
It's only just that -- I find myself a stranger in a foreign land. Not that I have never been as much before, but now I find myself...
[He glances away from the other man once more, before continuing:] Adrift.