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I've never been somewhere with closer correlations to a roller coaster before coming here. I fell asleep on a roller coaster, once. My girlfriend - at the time - was pretty furious with me. She didn't talk to me for the rest of the day. Kind of killed our day out.

All things considered? Sometimes I wish I could sleep through this ride. It better be a long time until we start the next steep climb.

[Private to Angelica]

Are you all right? I'm sorry if I, uh, really hurt you. [Yes, he's checking up on her. It's what he does. :c]

[Private to Bruce]

Sylar wants to talk, but he wants me there. You pick the time, he'll pick the place.

[Private to Shego]

I'm coming to see you. [NOT A QUESTION >|]

[Filtered to friends]

[He's biting back apologies. He blames himself in a big way for a lot of this stuff.] Everyone okay?

[Private to Seven]

How are you doing? [He figures that this having been Rex's fault has not left him a happy man.]

[Private to Sylar]

You all right?

[Edited in:] Bruce said Wednesday.

[Private to Tosh]

This is a lot later than I meant it to be, but things came up and...well. I figured out what the device does.

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And?

[...And. And? D: He just looks a little surprised.] That's all I got.

[Well, she's impressed he got the lockpicking so she'll give him this one.]

Do you have any films or books lying around in a language you don't speak?

[Paaause he's looking around.] Uh - no, not really-- It's a translator?

With the right calibration it can handle most human and alien languages.

[There is definitely a smile in his voice.] Where did you get this?

[Welp.] My job was to help police a space-time rift that cuts across Cardiff, in Wales. Occasionally things like that would come through that we could take and analyse for our own use.

Oh. A space-time rift. [Well that. Explains it?] So you got things like this often?

Often enough. Sometimes they're too damaged to use, or they need a power source we don't have, or they're completely prosaic and we already have devices that do the same thing.

But, yes. Technology, weapons...and sometimes life forms, human or otherwise.

What kind of people come through?

If by 'people' you mean 'humans', they were definitely in the minority. Most often we would recover people who had entered the Rift without even knowing it was there, usually from a different point in history, and...then it was our job to help them adjust to the twenty-first century. There's no reliable way to control the Rift, and absolutely no way of ensuring that if you go through twice you'll end up back in the place you came from the first time.

I meant the grand scheme of alive things, but - has anyone gone through twice?

Yes. It's impossible to know what happens to them the second time, though.

[Or the first time, if we're talking people who get eaten up by the Rift and come back as screaming crazies. :c]

[Those poor bastards. :c] I'm guessing radios don't work through it.

Nothing works through it, really. The best explanation for the Rift is that it's a tunnel - one end fixed in present-day Cardiff, the other floating freely across time and space. If there's a way to communicate meaningfully with someone potentially in any place in the universe, at any point in history....well, safe to say we haven't found it yet.

That's too bad. I can't imagine how much you could learn with something like that.

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