‘Spontaneous subspace anomaly’ seems to be his term for ‘magic portal’ … unless the anomaly interacted with the portal somehow and that’s how she got here? El desperately wishes she had any affinity for transportation magic (or knowledge of science).
“Do you often get people coming through spontaneous subspace anomalies?” she asks … and okay, her voice is a little more peevish than necessary, but she’s been through a lot.
Frustrated with the girl’s lack of attention, Precious climbs up into El’s hair and YANKS, pulling El’s head to look directly at Mr. Chekov. And — finally - El recognizes what her familiar has been frantically pointing out.
His Starfleet insignia.
She’s in the freaking Star Trek universe.
Well, Mom, looks like your stoner quantum philosopher friend was right. Fictional universes ARE real. She isn’t particularly bothered by the implication that her own world might be fictional as well — it’s real enough for her — but she does wish her mother had let her go see the new Star Trek movies so she’d know what to expect from this new world. This man is clearly not Walter Koenig.
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“Do you often get people coming through spontaneous subspace anomalies?” she asks … and okay, her voice is a little more peevish than necessary, but she’s been through a lot.
Frustrated with the girl’s lack of attention, Precious climbs up into El’s hair and YANKS, pulling El’s head to look directly at Mr. Chekov. And — finally - El recognizes what her familiar has been frantically pointing out.
His Starfleet insignia.
She’s in the freaking Star Trek universe.
Well, Mom, looks like your stoner quantum philosopher friend was right. Fictional universes ARE real. She isn’t particularly bothered by the implication that her own world might be fictional as well — it’s real enough for her — but she does wish her mother had let her go see the new Star Trek movies so she’d know what to expect from this new world. This man is clearly not Walter Koenig.