Strip 791 -- First Seen: 2011-09-15
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The Transcript For This Page

Panel 1
Medium shot of Reggie and Babbette on the observation deck. There are a few people walking around, and nearby, an information kiosk with a computer terminal. It has a sign reading, 'A.I. Station.' Reggie is looking at it.
Babbette: The H-82 isn't ready to cast off yet.
Reggie: This might be a good time to learn about the strike at the hotel.

Panel 2
Reggie at the A.I. Station, Babbette standing by.
Caption: A.I. Stations provided commentary and answered questions about the crater's physical features, communities, statistics and news.
Reggie: Computer, give me information about the social movement at the Hotel Otaared.

Panel 3
Closer shot of Reggie at the A.I. Station, Babbette standing by. Reggie looks annoyed.
A.I.: I'm sorry sir, I have no information about that.
Reggie: That's odd.

Panel 4
Reggie and Babbette both looking over their shoulders as a uniformed ship's steward approaches. He is holding a small device, a bit bigger than a cell-phone, in their direction and glancing at it as he speaks.
Steward: Good day ... Mr. and Mrs. Juárez.
Steward: I'm James, a steward on the H-82.
Steward: How are you enjoying your first trip to Mercury?