Ionivka; Episode 7 : page 26 by marcPoser
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Description
Note: Many interjection words are not translated nor written in the English text section.
Translation
Clip "a" : N: Once we created all our avatars and objects that were required, we were ready for narrating our story. This CKPL is very powerful, but easy to use. First, I describe the scene and the context. S: Place : Pedagogic building > corridor 3E > our office. Avatars : me, Ionivka, the police woman of this floor, 2 generic students. Time : after our vacations ...
Clip "b" : N: We just have to narrate our story as if we were telling it to a generic aunt or uncle. Such listener avatar has also been created by Dad. If that listener avatar is not understanding or is confused, he/she stops us, then ask us a pertinent question or a clarification. S: ... the police woman has invited me to sit down then I told her... E: Stop! How has she invited you, by a gesture or by what she said? Describe that to me.
Clip "c" : N: I was able to see the result as a video, almost immediately, then I can add corrective comments, as needed. The virtual camera was automatically at its best position, with the expected lighting. Most pertinent virtual props were already at their place. S: Precision : I saw that her face was caressed* with her right foot. Kof! Kof! E: Understood; I am replaying the video.
Note*: Episode 2, page 47a
Clip "d" : N: The avatars were so realistic that I was shaking just by the idea of putting my avatar with the one of the Commodore. S: He ... was ... eh ... nearer ... S: Calm down, Ionivka!
Clip "e" : S: Wow! There is no photo of him. His avatar is a precise copy of his appearance, is-n-it? E: Yes, Mirvine! Created by Dad.
Clip "f" : N: I often needed chemical help for working on our project. S: Ionivka would like to have a higher dose of the pain killer, for her knees. E: Ok, Marc. Use it only if you really need it for an important reason. Its effect becomes less efficient when it is overused.
Clip "g" : N: I realized that Dad has narrated most of my story and of the story of Marc, up to when we have met the Commodore*. That was lucky, because I felt that Marc might not have enough time left for narrating all his story. S: Ouf! Not today, Ionivka. S: We will take the time that we can, Marc!
Note*: Episode 4, pages 18-21
Comments (4)
eekdog
love her expression on bottom left. enjoyed this.
ikke.evc
Excellente page.
dakotajaroo
des symptômes qui grandissent , au fil du temps , triste constat
Kordouane
Au fil du temps leur santé en prend un coup, mais ils continuent à faire leur livre posthume
marcPoser
Les lettres posthumes représentent ce que l'on a appris durant notre existence et que l'on cherche à transmettre aux générations suivantes. L'histoire nous aide à nous connaitre à partir du vécu de nos ancêtres ... et de nos parents. La formule des lettres posthumes, qui a été créée par les parents d'Ionivka, permet de protéger son contenu de ceux qui chercheraient à modifier son contenu. Ces lettres posthumes ne seraient accessibles qu'à des Grand-Pieds par une méthode d'identification par la caméra et le micro d'un ordicom qui est connu pour sa robustesse à long terme.
Malheureusement, je vois que l'on brule, numériquement, les anciens livres, et l'on réécrit notre histoire pour nous imposer une idéologie afin de nous manipuler. Nous vivons dans une ère de mensonges institutionnalisés. Nous devons conserver nos vieux documents et nos vieux livres.