TGW-1514
Chapter: Resistance
Location: landing pad, space station
The Gentle Wolf
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A viewpoint no one wants.
A viewpoint no one wants.
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Katrina is cross eye dominate,. left eye, right hand…
Familiar territory. My dad forced me to shoot and use other tools
right-handed, when I probably should have been left-handed. I’m
strongly left-eye dominant and he laughed when I’d try to line the
rifle on my right shoulder’s sights up with my left eye. When as a
young adult I showed him I was faster at some things because I
could use either hand equally well he finally accepted it.
My father was raised the same, they MADE him be right handed.
I’m right-eyed, but it’s the weaker eye. Before cataract surgery
my vision was 280/20 L and 310/20 R. I was legally blind until
they figured out I needed glasses. To see anything clearly I had
to hold it 6-8 inches from my face. A bright reading light was a must.
The Ambassador has his eyes opened way wide.
The gun muzzle looks huge from his side.
Helping the economy is much better than a prison.
Dominar Rygel was always wide eyed on Farscape.
I don’t blame you one bit Katrina, mental manipulate is NOT something
to be tolerated! Make sure this oaf knows that Teresa is a sensitive as
well, and will NOT react any better. I’m sure the plan was to use this
“GC member” to gain control of her.
It only makes sense to give them limited freedom, as long and none of
them attempt espionage or sabotage. And removes any drain on the
economy. And of course, gives them the opportunity to learn the
Empire’s ways first hand. Live and Learn Prince, The Empire is NOT a
enslaver, but an up-lifter. And the few of the very rich are NOT trying to
control the rest.
My father’s ashes and a large number of DC’s have arrived, Now the fun
part of going through the large number of places I have to contact and
inform of his passing can start. Including his life insurance, cremating him
helped the costs, but I still have to pay for it.