londo_mollari (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} londo_mollari) wrote in citizengkar, |
In point of fact, provided this hypothetical island had a decent supply of fresh water and indigenous wildlife on which to feed, I should be quite content to spend the rest of my days there
Allow me to doubt this. If you were that fond of living the life of an eremite writing philosphy, you would not have left this station's prison cells at the first occasion Mr. Garibaldi gave you, for were you not provided with food, water, ink, your book and isolation there, hm?
In any case, I am glad that the G'Quon Eth would not be withering away on the station in this hypothetical scenario, but would be at your side.
However, this:
with the added bonus of its inability to argue back.
brings me back to my earlier point. You would be bored beyond endurance within three months, and then what would you do?
Allow me to doubt this. If you were that fond of living the life of an eremite writing philosphy, you would not have left this station's prison cells at the first occasion Mr. Garibaldi gave you, for were you not provided with food, water, ink, your book and isolation there, hm?
In any case, I am glad that the G'Quon Eth would not be withering away on the station in this hypothetical scenario, but would be at your side.
However, this:
with the added bonus of its inability to argue back.
brings me back to my earlier point. You would be bored beyond endurance within three months, and then what would you do?
