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Gone from prisoner keeper, to prisoner.

Prisoner is not precisely the term I'd use.

No. Your people seem to be fond of guest.

Prisoners don't get cable, Officer Sun. It's just a temporary measure--I'm sure Vala and Teal'c have said they went through the same thing.

Vala has confirmed that this is the usual procedure. Though I am still not sure what point you find in cable.

Have you watched it?

I have tried. There is no sense to the collection of information you offer. How am I to proceed with the tutorial of your culture appropriately without basic instruction?

Though I am beginning to understand why Crichton always makes such little sense.

It's...not so much a guide as a crash course to culture. Have you talked with Vala or Teal'c about it? *Much as that might be questionable* They've done the adjusting thing first hand. Best place for advice.

Teal'c has highly recommended Starwars.. am I to assume this is not a documentary?

Oh, it's better than a documentary. It's got some meanin' of life stuff.

...perhaps I will accept his offer of a viewing.

Hey, it'll pass the time, and I'm sure he'd love it. First times, and all.

There must be more to do than simply, pass the time.

What is anything, but passing time, Officer?

Peacekeepers do not pass time, they make the most out of every minute. Days would be scheduled from waking to resting with work and duty.

...but things on Moya were much more lenient, I must admit.

Work is still passing time. Especially if its fun. Once probationary period is over, you'll find plenty more stuff to do.

You are most likely right.

It comes from being around Sam so much.

Your Sam sounds most impressive.

*Smiles* You ever meet her, you'll see she lives up to the hype.

I will keep that in mind.

If you decide to stick around here after your probationary period, you're bound to see her when she comes home.

That is.. something I must consider.

Well, s'not exactly today's problem

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