[ "No one you know," says Wash, and Maine's expression changes. It's not angry, disappointed, or overtly negative at all. It's measuring. Weighing Wash's words and figuring out how to best get his point across.
Because he does know people that he didn't back home. People from the future who only knew him as an enemy or a corpse.
When he speaks again, his voice is still carefully devoid of emotion. ]
Know Tucker. Locus. Church.
[ He lets that sink in for a second before asking, ]
no subject
Because he does know people that he didn't back home. People from the future who only knew him as an enemy or a corpse.
When he speaks again, his voice is still carefully devoid of emotion. ]
Know Tucker. Locus. Church.
[ He lets that sink in for a second before asking, ]
Their name?