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Name: Amelia Platt
Age: 18
Personality: Because of her special . . . issues, Amelia is very shy, especially around boys. She's very sweet and determined, but quiet. She's a hard worker, and very smart.
Appearance: Pictured with her twin brother, Alexander
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v316/angeicmar/?action=view¤t=twins.jpg
IC:
The blackness outside had become comforting. Amelia felt nervous now, when she was on a planet for leave, or restocking, not just because she was sure everyone was watching her. They probably weren't, really, but she was never sure, and always felt a little odd around people she didn't know.
She stopped to wonder again why they'd put the classroom in a room with windows, but decided that wondering wasn't going to do her any good. Tapping her fingers on the long counter in front of her, she turned her attention back to the culture she was supposed to be observing. As Amelia looked over the small dish of bacteria, and the low-wavelength radiation-emitter it was resting on, she sighed and rested her head on her hand. She couldn't leave for another half-hour, or until there was a visible change in the culture.
Shifting, she crossed her legs under her skirt. She usually wore baggy trousers, but today she'd felt like wearing something pretty. So she wore a dress with an intricately pleated skirt, that would hide anything that . . . occurred down there. Most people on the ship didn't think she was abnormal, but just that she must be a tomboy.
She wasn't a tomboy. And she was abnormal.
The culture shifted, and then suddenly, they all turned bright crimson. "Finally!" She whisked the dish off the emitter and put it under a microscope. Quickly accessing the data input terminal, she looked into the eyepiece and dictated quickly: "The specimen has mutated with 20 minutes exposure to modified gamma rays. All cells a uniform crimson, all flagella elongated." She adjusted the magnification to the highest setting. "Apparent mutation in DNA and mRNA, mutation appears transferable, but not harmful. Recommend further investigation on same radiation with multi-celled organism." She flicked the microscope off and leaned back slightly. "Amelia Platt, Student ID 432334, Researcher ID 679987."
She stood and stretched, then picked up the dish, labeled it carefully, and popped it into the preservation tank. It was time to go home - back to the family quarters, that is. She needed to make dinner for her and Alex, since their parents were off-ship, which meant stopping at the on-ship store to get something to eat.
Name: Amelia Platt
Age: 18
Personality: Because of her special . . . issues, Amelia is very shy, especially around boys. She's very sweet and determined, but quiet. She's a hard worker, and very smart.
Appearance: Pictured with her twin brother, Alexander
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v316/angeicmar/?action=view¤t=twins.jpg
IC:
The blackness outside had become comforting. Amelia felt nervous now, when she was on a planet for leave, or restocking, not just because she was sure everyone was watching her. They probably weren't, really, but she was never sure, and always felt a little odd around people she didn't know.
She stopped to wonder again why they'd put the classroom in a room with windows, but decided that wondering wasn't going to do her any good. Tapping her fingers on the long counter in front of her, she turned her attention back to the culture she was supposed to be observing. As Amelia looked over the small dish of bacteria, and the low-wavelength radiation-emitter it was resting on, she sighed and rested her head on her hand. She couldn't leave for another half-hour, or until there was a visible change in the culture.
Shifting, she crossed her legs under her skirt. She usually wore baggy trousers, but today she'd felt like wearing something pretty. So she wore a dress with an intricately pleated skirt, that would hide anything that . . . occurred down there. Most people on the ship didn't think she was abnormal, but just that she must be a tomboy.
She wasn't a tomboy. And she was abnormal.
The culture shifted, and then suddenly, they all turned bright crimson. "Finally!" She whisked the dish off the emitter and put it under a microscope. Quickly accessing the data input terminal, she looked into the eyepiece and dictated quickly: "The specimen has mutated with 20 minutes exposure to modified gamma rays. All cells a uniform crimson, all flagella elongated." She adjusted the magnification to the highest setting. "Apparent mutation in DNA and mRNA, mutation appears transferable, but not harmful. Recommend further investigation on same radiation with multi-celled organism." She flicked the microscope off and leaned back slightly. "Amelia Platt, Student ID 432334, Researcher ID 679987."
She stood and stretched, then picked up the dish, labeled it carefully, and popped it into the preservation tank. It was time to go home - back to the family quarters, that is. She needed to make dinner for her and Alex, since their parents were off-ship, which meant stopping at the on-ship store to get something to eat.