The only thing I really couldn't do was see what the new stop was like. [ But, well. ] I had a lot of help otherwise, but resting up when you can't watch TV was kind of a drag.
Sure! And maybe we could order some Blu-rays to watch later on. Maomao has some stuff to watch back in our room, but she mostly likes to watch documentaries.
Right, how to explain... Most movies are entertainment that tell a fictional story, but documentaries are more like... explaining something factual. Maomao likes the ones about different kinds of flora, for example.
Well... older stories, yes, but not the sort of leisure-reading that some here may be familiar with. Anders described such books as... "trash," but in a good way?
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[ maybe... starting with something positive that they can talk about. there was a a lot of awfulness just now. ]
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Yeah, it seems like it's back to normal. It felt really bright during the day, but it's probably because I got used to everything being so dark.
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Is there anything you'd like to do, now that you have it back?
[ something she couldn't do so easily over the past week? ]
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The only thing I really couldn't do was see what the new stop was like. [ But, well. ] I had a lot of help otherwise, but resting up when you can't watch TV was kind of a drag.
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I don't much know how to operate it...
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That's right, I forgot most of you wouldn't have any idea how to use one...! Why didn't I leave out a guide for it sooner?
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It's all right. Would you be willing to show me now?
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Documentaries?
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Although, I did recently try reading fiction... It was very enjoyable.
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You hadn't read stories before?
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[ eupha, reading trash: i don't understand it, this seems like a perfectly good story ]
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