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3:34 AM
The Fornaxians don't seem to have much in the way of collected history. They're a nomadic people and don't have a concept of museums, nor do they have many ruins to study their ancestors. But I did find an elder who has been attempting to preserve many of their oral histories, traditions and stories. They have good memories, and I'm told the stories are relatively unchanged through time.
She told me several, and granted me permission to record them, and keep copies for both myself and to give to Starfleet.
Many of the stories are folklore, which are interesting in and of themselves, but there's one about a woman's ingenuity I find particularly interesting. The story is beautifully told, but I'll rephrase it for brevity's sake. The full tale is logged into the ship's computer for anyone interested. I really recommend it.
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She told me several, and granted me permission to record them, and keep copies for both myself and to give to Starfleet.
Many of the stories are folklore, which are interesting in and of themselves, but there's one about a woman's ingenuity I find particularly interesting. The story is beautifully told, but I'll rephrase it for brevity's sake. The full tale is logged into the ship's computer for anyone interested. I really recommend it.
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