SIXTY TWO ✖ VIDEO

[wedonot]

[He's almost not sure if he wants to put himself out there considering the last time this happened, he was pretty much miserable afterwards, but as much as that's true, he's in a much better place this time around, and he does really miss quite a few people from back home.

And you know, always good to make sure Hank and Darwin haven't let Sean destroy the house by accident in their absence.]

This is Dr. Charles Xavier. If there's anyone out there from home- [You know who you are.] I'd appreciate hearing from you.

[Private to Zane]

[Someone's been keeping an eye on Kelsier's post, and he's definitely noticed that things seem to be getting sort of out of control. He's concerned, and decides to shoot Zane a message.]

Where are you?

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[flatscamp]

If you're a doctor, do you know what people's hearts look like?

[Straight for the gory curiosity, apparently.]

[wedonot]

[Oh. Oh hey. You look familiar. :c]

Of course, although I'm not really a medical doctor. I study what makes us, us.

[flatscamp]

[She was going to ask if they look like chicken hearts, only bigger, or if they were different, but NOW SHE IS DISTRACTED]

What is it?

[wedonot]

Little bits of protein called genes. [And they're fascinating and awesome. :3]

[flatscamp]

What's a protein?

[It is fascinating. She is fascinated. Explain the thing.]

[wedonot]

They're large molecules that have chains of amino acids. Are you interested in science?

[flatscamp]

[She doesn't know any of those words that didn't help at all.]

Yes.

...go back to the gene things.

[wedonot]

Well, our genes are half from our mother, and half from our father, and they determine things like why your hair is brown, or whether you're going to be tall or short. They're very small, but they're very important.

[flatscamp]

Where are they?

[wedonot]

They're in every cell in your body.

[flatscamp]

[Just this face. How does that even.]

[wedonot]

[Charles chuckles.]

They're very small.