"So am I," she agreed, frowning again at the thought of so many kids being disorientated. "Had you run into anyone completely forgetting about the ship and how they ended up here?"

She was distracted from her own line of questioning, thinking about how to deal with kids blessed with abilities that made them difficult to keep track of, when Rory turned Miranda's question back around to her. All in a glance, but it was there for answering nonetheless. "Yes, but you're looking at something from later in his life. Right now -- or right then," she amended her statement, "He believed his mother had been dead for some time. Blocking out memories that she was alive here on ship was probably his way of making it make sense." Or not getting his hopes up. Or any of the other possibilities she had briefly considered.

Sakura looked down at her cards. She still had the pair of nines, along with a three, four, and a funny faced card. Well, if the point was to ask for the cards someone else might have, fives were right out. She'd have to keep in mind that Miranda had asked for them if she ended up pulling one from the center stack. "My turn?" she asked, looking over to Rory. "Do you have any of the female crown cards?"