2 [VISUAL]

[myveryownriot.livejournal.com]

There's a great deal of static, interspersed with the sound of swearing and then a precariously tilted look at a wall and the edge of a bunk, before the image finally rights itself and clears to reveal Jayne's way-to-close-to-the-screen face.

"Testing, testing."

Once he seems satisfied it's working (though how he knows is anybody's guess), he backs up slightly and peers very seriously at the tablet, like he's got something real important to say, and wants to be sure it doesn't get lost to a malfunctioning machine.

"Uh, so. Where's the whores?"

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Re: [visual]

[serene-grace.livejournal.com]

"Forget I said anything, then," she pinches the bridge of her nose and wills Mal to intervene.

And it's probably fondness for Captain Reynolds that prompts her next comment -- advice she'd only just decided not to give: "I will point out, though, that an economy where everyone has equal access to resources is not usually an incentive towards paid company, Jayne."

[visual]

[myveryownriot.livejournal.com]

Jayne spends a long while pondering that remark, until he follows it to its logical -- and highly encouraging -- conclusion.

"They give it away for free here?" Now that the kind of economy Jayne can get behind.

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[serene-grace.livejournal.com]

Inara rolls her eyes and terminates the connection.