[Voice; Nebula 19th, evening]

[salutosinedelectat]

Good evening, fellow passengers,

I hope this message finds you well.

Foremost, you must forgive me in any mistakes I may make in sending this address to you all, as I'm certainly not used to sharing my thoughts in such a way. I'm most definitely more of a fan of the classic handwritten letter.

I was going over the upstairs library collection, so generously donated by other passengers - and you're welcome add to it yourself), when I found myself wondering about the extensive possibilities of literary works to be found in the countless worlds we not only come from, but the ones we visit.

Since there's scarcely a chance to explore such things in the worlds we stop at, wrought with conflict as they tend to be, I figured the easier option would be to simply ask:

What are your favorite literary works from your world? What are they about? Which are considered timeless classics?

I eagerly await your response.

Your curious fellow passenger,
Aziraphale


Oh, also, if anyone's interested in submitting anything to the library, I have provided clean notebooks and writing material in the far right nook in the upper floor of the library. I'm also available to provide custom book binding services.

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[Edit: Edited into a voice post, forgot there aren't text post options.]

Comments

[achickenformylove]

You have heard of a couple of twins of yourself? Or of twins in general?

[There were certainly enough duplicates of the train. It would be interesting if someone had had an interaction with him in another location]

[salutosinedelectat]

Of myself. And of my partner. Some people in the last world we found ourselves in remarked about versions of ourselves having ‘passed by’, as it were, before we arrived. And one of the current passenger in the train has told us they befriended different versions where they came from.

It’s all rather…strange, still. Hard to wrap my mind around.

[achickenformylove]

Hmm... that is interesting. I haven't heard anyone mention to about another version that they had met somewhere else, but my current partner was previously in another world that was not our own before coming to the train.

[salutosinedelectat]

Myself and my partner as well. And I know of at least one other person, from another world altogether. It’s quite fascinating, isn’t it? And deeply unsettling, at times.

[achickenformylove]

I agree with that assessment. Fascinating and unsettling. Much of the train is that way, but certainly with the twins.

[salutosinedelectat]

Quite. Though, I have to wonder why exactly we don't see too many of these "twins", since it seems that it's more likely to miss one another.

Not that I'm sure I'd like to meet one of mine.

[achickenformylove]

That is also a good question. It seems that there are more of them than show up here based on what we have both heard. I am curious what creates so many of them to begin with.