Pelia and Akharin
- Thread starter Ronald Held
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It makes you wonder, what happened to all her old stuff over time?
She's lived for so damn long. I'm sure she's acquired ALOT of possessions that are old but neat.
Does she have a storage room somewhere on Earth or a property where she keeps her old junk?
People would benefit from studying human perception and change blindness to aid in understanding how easily it is to fool people.Heavy makeup, fake horsehair beard, haircut, hair dye, changing his gait.
You didn't have to worry about it so much in the days before quick cross-country travel, cameras, DNA and fingerprints. Just go far away on foot or by horse/camel and nobody there would likely know you.
Even now, this brings a meme to mind:
That's got to only be a "Small Selection" given how long she's been alive.
The others didn't spark joy.
Or bring up painful memories of loss.
Tip the iceberg. Over 50% of the Enterprise storage bays are filled with her
There's got to be a better place for her to store things then on the USS Enterprise's Storage bays right?
What if the ship goes down for any reason (Hypothetically), she lost her valuable antiques.
Shouldn't she just leave it in a storage warehouse on Earth?
I'm sure she can afford to find a few storage units here or there for her needs.
She likes her stuff. She can’t always go back to Earth when she wants to look an original Picasso or read Shakespeare in his own handwriting.
Keep a "Digital Version" of each in her personal DataBase.
Then move the "Originals" into a safe warehouse or better yet, "Museum".
Nope. The thing is the thing. Accept no substitutes.
I'm sure Security will hound her about her excessive use of Enterprises Storage Bays.
Just because she's the "Chief Engineer", doesn't mean she gets to abuse her privileges.
She a La'an have an understanding.
Maybe her artifact storage area (to use a phrase I've only heard secondhand) is "bigger on the inside".
Hey, it's not a shuttle.
It's probably like Picard's storage unit on earth, where everything's digitized and reconstituted at the press of a button.
(Imagine storing a Tardis like that!)
With that long a life, she should be a leading expert on a variety of science and tech.
Why? She may just be a user of technology and not know anymore than is need to operate the device.
Pelia could barely do math as of the 21st century though. So her science and tech knowhow leading her to be an engineer was accumulated in the latter 2 centuries of her life.
