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Greet the (New) Meat! (no, don't eat them!)
By hook or by crook or by avoiding hook and crook, the crew assembled from the previous podpops eventually made it up to the Living Area to greet their new crew mates. The creepy sculpture was also there, though less to greet them than it was always there.
The strange, fleshy seating had multiplied. You really, really don't want to know how.
The strange, fleshy seating had multiplied. You really, really don't want to know how.

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Then he blinked, leaning closer and squinting at her eyes. "Pardon, child, are you blind?"
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"What do you think? I wear these slippers just for show? They make my feet sweat..."
She pouted, and folded her arms across her chest, blowing a strand of hair away from her face.
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"The rock." She lifted her foot such that it was inches away from Geoff's nose. It was encased in a crystalline shell that was warm to the touch and vibrated slightly. "I see with my feet, by feeling vibrations. Normally just through the ground. But there's no ground here. So ... what was her name ... Stacy. She gave me this."
She put her foot down and then pouted again. "And just so you know - I'm not helpless."
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"It is my most fervent hope and, so far, belief that Stacy would not bring anyone helpless so far from their home. And anyone who can see with their feet is a great deal less vulnerable than all of us who rely on our eyes. For what happens to us when our eyes fail us?" Recalling the elder Thatcher, he was solemn. The man had worked until his eyes gave up and been forced to learn a new trade; that was a fate for a writer to dread as well as a thatcher.
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This guy was weird. (Like Ba Sing Se.)
"...I... um..."
She shrugged helplessly, then decided to change the subject. "So... what do you do for fun around here?"
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They also often found themselves at a loss for words. He liked to think it was because he'd used all the good ones already.
At her question he echoed her shrug, rolling his neck and thinking. "Count the tentacles, I suppose? I am newly arrived, the... ship, I'm told, is my oyster as much as yours. Squelchy as the innards feel, I find it an apt comparison."
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Toph was a little confused.
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Confused, table for two?
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Toph puzzled for a moment.
"I think. But really, what in here has tentacles? And what is here, anyway?"
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It hadn't really clicked while she was being popped; tentacles and weird voices and funny feelings didn't really go together for her.