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| − | A paper document in the form of a bound journal written between 2155–2180AD. It is the personal diary of Lieutenant Alisa Zelig, an officer aboard the Destiny Bastion, a long-range armoured cruiser of the [[Last Armada]]. It is written in 22nd century Terran German and frequently uses abbreviations, colloquialisms, and slang, which has in some instances made translation difficult. Although fragmentary, it gives details on events and locations such as the [[Last Depot]], the [[Desolate Path]], [[The Bridge]], and the [[Angels of the Rift]]. | + | A paper document in the form of a bound journal written between 2155–2180AD. It is the personal diary of Lieutenant Alisa Zelig, an officer aboard the <i>Destiny Bastion</i>, a long-range armoured cruiser of the [[Last Armada]]. It is written in 22nd century Terran German and frequently uses abbreviations, colloquialisms, and slang, which has in some instances made translation difficult. Although fragmentary, it gives details on events and locations such as the [[Last Depot]], the [[Desolate Path]], [[The Bridge]], and the [[Angels of the Rift]]. |
The journal, which covers almost 25 years, actually corresponds to only three years of Zelig’s life – the long gaps appear to correspond with periods that Lieutenant Zelig spent in cold sleep. It survived [[Cutting the Ties]] when many other personal papers and documents did not. Much of the content is anecdotal or gossipy in nature, though the final entries relate to Zelig’s pregnancy and the birth of her daughter. This child, Magdalena, was born after Cutting the Ties and is considered to be the first human of true Distant Fringe origins; Magdalena is known to have been present at [[Year One]]. | The journal, which covers almost 25 years, actually corresponds to only three years of Zelig’s life – the long gaps appear to correspond with periods that Lieutenant Zelig spent in cold sleep. It survived [[Cutting the Ties]] when many other personal papers and documents did not. Much of the content is anecdotal or gossipy in nature, though the final entries relate to Zelig’s pregnancy and the birth of her daughter. This child, Magdalena, was born after Cutting the Ties and is considered to be the first human of true Distant Fringe origins; Magdalena is known to have been present at [[Year One]]. | ||
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Revision as of 17:00, 19 June 2017
A paper document in the form of a bound journal written between 2155–2180AD. It is the personal diary of Lieutenant Alisa Zelig, an officer aboard the Destiny Bastion, a long-range armoured cruiser of the Last Armada. It is written in 22nd century Terran German and frequently uses abbreviations, colloquialisms, and slang, which has in some instances made translation difficult. Although fragmentary, it gives details on events and locations such as the Last Depot, the Desolate Path, The Bridge, and the Angels of the Rift.
The journal, which covers almost 25 years, actually corresponds to only three years of Zelig’s life – the long gaps appear to correspond with periods that Lieutenant Zelig spent in cold sleep. It survived Cutting the Ties when many other personal papers and documents did not. Much of the content is anecdotal or gossipy in nature, though the final entries relate to Zelig’s pregnancy and the birth of her daughter. This child, Magdalena, was born after Cutting the Ties and is considered to be the first human of true Distant Fringe origins; Magdalena is known to have been present at Year One.