The Crew Of The CBL-21 Blanket Ivy (11)

 

Madzi -?

Madzi. Yes

definitely Madzi.

The Crew Of The CBL-21 Blanket Ivy (10)

 

Someone from the maneuver engines crew. . .

Pasha? Maybe?

Hard to say, but that's

definitely the old-style respirator.

The Crew Of The CBL-21 Blanket Ivy (9)

 

The Crew Of The CBL-21 Blanket Ivy (8)

 

That's Turley, he's a medic.

At least I think he's still working in the void -?

I heard he signed

with Bashcombe & Ligne, but 

it's been

years.

The Crew Of The CBL-21 Blanket Ivy (7)

Eastman.

Remember Eastman? Friend of Charlie Bee.

He went

missing

after the fire.

 

The Crew Of The CBL-21 Blanket Ivy (6)

 

The Crew Of The CBL-21 Blanket Ivy (5)

 

Hansen.

Systems engineering guy.

Funny.

The Crew Of The CBL-21 Blanket Ivy (4)

 

I'm not sure, it's hard

to tell

with the picture being from behind.

But

he's definitely in the aft lower

because

there's the auxiliary transfer housing.

Maybe one of those new guys in auguration we took on. . .

I want to say. . . 765 -?

The Crew Of The CBL-21 Blanket Ivy (3)

 

Captain Ledec, the ship's commanding

officer.

Ledec was a navy guy. Served

on the Hyathina before the war. 

The Crew Of The CBL-21 Blanket Ivy (2)

 

Certified and sanctioned.

The Crew Of The CBL-21 Blanket Ivy

 

The CBL-21 Blanket Ivy, a 94g/tonne

bulk freight loader

registered Emeasez

made scheduled passage through

the Tonkai-Rueyter run 

from 651 to 873.

Strange Then (final)

 

Strange then that nothing

changed

including us.

Strange Then (13)

 

Strange then that all we really wanted,

in the end,

was significance.

Strange Then (12)

 

Strange

then

that the change we wanted

was already happening.

Strange Then (11)

 

Strange

then

that the confrontation

never arrived.

Strange Then (10)

 

Strange then that our leaders 

abandoned us here.

Strange Then (9)

 

Strange Then (8)

Strange then

that it had

nothing

to do with us.

 

Strange Then (7)

 

Strange Then (6)

 

. . . to reach the stage, at

           long last the stage,

and no one is watching.