She might actually be dead right now. EDI had mentioned that she was missing for awhile. Maybe when she said missing, what she really meant was that she was dead.
Death had to be a pretty horrifying thing to experience -- sort of like birth. Maybe that's why no one remembered being born, and... maybe that's why she didn't remember dying.
Which meant that it was... likely everyone here was dead or dying. Maybe Teyla had been brought back to life the way she had -- or maybe she'd been in a coma. Maybe this was the non-place people went to when they were incapacitated.
She looks across the table at Kasumi. She barely knew her, but she still didn't like the thought of her -- or anyone else dead.
"You want to talk about yourself?" she asks, forcing a smile. "I feel like I know enough about what's happened in the past. But if we're friends and crewmates in the future, I'd like us to be both of those things now."
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Date: 2012-05-19 07:12 pm (UTC)She might actually be dead right now. EDI had mentioned that she was missing for awhile. Maybe when she said missing, what she really meant was that she was dead.
Death had to be a pretty horrifying thing to experience -- sort of like birth. Maybe that's why no one remembered being born, and... maybe that's why she didn't remember dying.
Which meant that it was... likely everyone here was dead or dying. Maybe Teyla had been brought back to life the way she had -- or maybe she'd been in a coma. Maybe this was the non-place people went to when they were incapacitated.
She looks across the table at Kasumi. She barely knew her, but she still didn't like the thought of her -- or anyone else dead.
"You want to talk about yourself?" she asks, forcing a smile. "I feel like I know enough about what's happened in the past. But if we're friends and crewmates in the future, I'd like us to be both of those things now."