Nadine is grateful for a change of topic, having said all she really wants to say in regards to her marriage and choices.
"Yeah, sure, I don't exactly have pressing business elsewhere." In the Horizon or the real world. "There's not all that much here, but...it's comfortable. It's not a replica of anywhere real." That's something she's quick to assert. This isn't some place she grew up, or somewhere she misses. It's a dream of an idea of a place.
"It's just sort of an idealized combination of a bunch of little towns around where I grew up. This is the square, which you're already pretty familiar with. That's the church." She nods to the white, steepled building in the square with the yellow door. Maybe it's odd to have one here, but it's not like it's active. It holds no services, it's...stage dressing, really. Another idea of a place.
It would be stranger not to have one here.
"I don't know how much you know, about the world Julie and I come from..." She hasn't told him much, but she imagines Julie may have. She begins walking, heading for the street and the little row of quaint storefronts.
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"Yeah, sure, I don't exactly have pressing business elsewhere." In the Horizon or the real world. "There's not all that much here, but...it's comfortable. It's not a replica of anywhere real." That's something she's quick to assert. This isn't some place she grew up, or somewhere she misses. It's a dream of an idea of a place.
"It's just sort of an idealized combination of a bunch of little towns around where I grew up. This is the square, which you're already pretty familiar with. That's the church." She nods to the white, steepled building in the square with the yellow door. Maybe it's odd to have one here, but it's not like it's active. It holds no services, it's...stage dressing, really. Another idea of a place.
It would be stranger not to have one here.
"I don't know how much you know, about the world Julie and I come from..." She hasn't told him much, but she imagines Julie may have. She begins walking, heading for the street and the little row of quaint storefronts.