They're both so primitive it's just sort of ... whatever, I guess. But hey: those boots I had on were made in Wyver, and didn't totally disintegrate. Imagine if I'd been wearing Olympian canvas slippers. I'd have no feet at all :)
Maybe I'll have to go shoe shopping in Wyver. Or have someone that owes me go and pick something up :)
Fire was around, yes. You had to heat your pot of water over it, after hauling it in from the nearest well. If you were determined, or had servants, you might fill a tub you couldn't even fit your entire body in so that you might feel a little more lavish. Then there's getting rid of all the bath water.
Hey, perfect! No excuses not to come down sometime.
It's like a .. super vibration shower, shaking atoms around and demolishing anything off you, including dead skin cells and germs and all that. No water involved, they're common on starships and planets with limited resources.
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[That happens to be in his early twenties. Something went wrong, somewhere, but they're doing their best to make it work.
She just feels a bit like she's robbing the cradle.]
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Nice. And he's from, what, 1255?
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Time's cool that way.
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You ended up liking it in that time, though, didn't you?
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[But Claire, you hardly ever set foot there anyway.]
I did. Enough to want to stay there for the rest of my life.
[A difficult choice both times she had to choose, but more so the second time around. It's why Brianna had to choose for her.]
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Because of the aesthetic, or because of Mr Doctor Claire?
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[Get it. Toe. Foot. She hates him.]
I wouldn't have stayed if not for him. It's not a life for everyone, that's for certain. Hot baths almost won.
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Surely, man had discovered fire.
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Fire was around, yes. You had to heat your pot of water over it, after hauling it in from the nearest well. If you were determined, or had servants, you might fill a tub you couldn't even fit your entire body in so that you might feel a little more lavish. Then there's getting rid of all the bath water.
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Still sounds more psychologically comforting than a sonic shower, even if I miss those, too.
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What in God's name is a sonic shower?
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It's like a .. super vibration shower, shaking atoms around and demolishing anything off you, including dead skin cells and germs and all that. No water involved, they're common on starships and planets with limited resources.
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That sounds convenient, but not very relaxing. You're right about that. Not sure which I'd choose, if I had to.
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It's good for being decontaminated, I'll say that much. I wonder if I'd find it nice, now, having been so long removed.
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