[Santo - Shipyards and Salvage Yards]
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People come here to do business and get a job done. They're usually looking for something in particular, or have a vague idea of it at the very least.
The acres of parts, and places to put them in, don't have much rhyme or reason to them, as far as organization goes. It means you need to either have a lot of time on your hands for exploring, or to know who to ask to find what you need.
Over in the shipyard section -- it's one big open space, made of poured concrete, where captains can land their ships to take on repairs while their passengers go have fun. The people over in the shipyards generally aren't having fun, and they probably won't take too kindly to visitors nosing around.
People come here to do business and get a job done. They're usually looking for something in particular, or have a vague idea of it at the very least.
The acres of parts, and places to put them in, don't have much rhyme or reason to them, as far as organization goes. It means you need to either have a lot of time on your hands for exploring, or to know who to ask to find what you need.
Over in the shipyard section -- it's one big open space, made of poured concrete, where captains can land their ships to take on repairs while their passengers go have fun. The people over in the shipyards generally aren't having fun, and they probably won't take too kindly to visitors nosing around.
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"When we change the old parts out, any of 'em gonna be worth sellin' off for scrap?"
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"Can't fix everything midair, after all."
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Can't fix nothin', she thinks.
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"Not -- you know, happy that somethin's broken, but there ain't anything ever broke, I wouldn't pay you nothin'."
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"The whole works is humped, Mal. And you're tellin' me I shouldn't've seen it comin'?"
At least she doesn't look resigned any more?
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"You gonna be pissed off when you start working with my valuable replacement parts or you gonna get it all out of your brain now?"
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He's the captain. He can stand anywhere he damn well pleases.
Mal never does well with awkward silences.
"Got to figure out if Inara's got plans for her time in the world. I know I'm going to be a cruise director for at least five people on the top of my head."
He doesn't sound entirely bothered by this prospect.
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Since the Academy.
"What do you think? Advertise, charge admission?"
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Mal debates staring at the converter as well, but it's all...wires. And pipes and tubes, too.
This is what he pays her for.
"Want me to leave you be?"
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"...there's just so much to do I don't know where to start."
If it sounds like an apology --
It's kind of meant to be.
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"Suppose you'll throw a screwdriver at me if I say 'at the beginning'."
Regardless of whether Mal takes anything as apologetic, he doesn't wait for an answer. "I got real coffee," he says, straightening himself and leaning on the archway out of the engine room. "Where's your thermos hiding at?"
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"Top row, third from the left, behind the Sanvrik." Beat. "Don't tell Wash, he'll steal it."
It'll work out.