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He thought his activities were secret from all but his wife, but, of course, Rosalyn was aware of them as she watched from the shadows, fascinated. When Rosalyn’s grandmother, who was far more astute than anyone gave her credit for, realized that the child had been watching, she quietly explained to her that at a certain level, technology and “magic” become indistinguishable… but she promised not to break Rosalyn’s trust by revealing the girl’s eavesdropping to her husband. Rumors were circulated among the household staff that Rosalyn actually spoke with her grandmother, but they were never confirmed, as the old woman kept her private interactions with the girl in strict confidence until her dying day.  
He thought his activities were secret from all but his wife, but, of course, Rosalyn was aware of them as she watched from the shadows, fascinated. When Rosalyn’s grandmother, who was far more astute than anyone gave her credit for, realized that the child had been watching, she quietly explained to her that at a certain level, technology and “magic” become indistinguishable… but she promised not to break Rosalyn’s trust by revealing the girl’s eavesdropping to her husband. Rumors were circulated among the household staff that Rosalyn actually spoke with her grandmother, but they were never confirmed, as the old woman kept her private interactions with the girl in strict confidence until her dying day.  


Thinking that a pet might help Rosalyn come out of her silence, Grandmother presented her with a rescued calico alley kitten on her 9th birthday, which Gramdmother named [[Micelle]] (pronounced “mee- sell). Rosalyn was silently thrilled, immediately becoming attached to the cat. The attachment was mutual. Rosalyn’s public silence remained, but a special bond was formed.  
Thinking that a pet might help Rosalyn come out of her silence, Grandmother presented her with a rescued calico alley kitten on her 9th birthday, which Gramdmother named Micelle (pronounced “mee- sell). Rosalyn was silently thrilled, immediately becoming attached to the cat. The attachment was mutual. Rosalyn’s public silence remained, but a special bond was formed.  


Rosalyn lived in relative happiness with her grandparents and her cat until just after her 12th birthday, when both of them died in an “accident” related to her grandfather’s experiments, which, apparently, had been discovered by certain forces that considered them, and the old couple performing them, to be a threat. No one knows for sure if Rosalyn was a witness to her grandparent’s murder.  
Rosalyn lived in relative happiness with her grandparents and her cat until just after her 12th birthday, when both of them died in an “accident” related to her grandfather’s experiments, which, apparently, had been discovered by certain forces that considered them, and the old couple performing them, to be a threat. No one knows for sure if Rosalyn was a witness to her grandparent’s murder.  
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Rosalyn is an untrained, uncontrolled natural telepath of moderate ability. She is quietly clever, curious and intelligent, often surprising the adults who have the time and/or inclination to observe her closely. She has a photographic memory, especially regarding things of interest to her. She accurately recalls designs, measurements and strange details; such as specific shape of a window in an old house or the exact color palette in a particular evening sunset; the number of gears in a grandfather clock; or the plasma ratio mix for a warp engine under specific conditions. She also has a very sharp sense of smell, and is adept at identifying the origin of the scents she perceives. She is very good at slipping away from her caregivers and hiding, and then wandering the ship at will.
Rosalyn is an untrained, uncontrolled natural telepath of moderate ability. She is quietly clever, curious and intelligent, often surprising the adults who have the time and/or inclination to observe her closely. She has a photographic memory, especially regarding things of interest to her. She accurately recalls designs, measurements and strange details; such as specific shape of a window in an old house or the exact color palette in a particular evening sunset; the number of gears in a grandfather clock; or the plasma ratio mix for a warp engine under specific conditions. She also has a very sharp sense of smell, and is adept at identifying the origin of the scents she perceives. She is very good at slipping away from her caregivers and hiding, and then wandering the ship at will.


Rosalyn’s favorite pastime is playing with her cat [[Micelle]]. She likes to try to teach the cat tricks, which she does with a surprising degree of success, considering the cat’s particularly willful and independent attitude. The only times Rosalyn has been seen to smile have been when playing with [[Micelle]]. She does speak in secret to the cat, but only when she is sure no one is listening… and with her telepathic sensitivity, she is quite capable of making sure no one hears her.  
Rosalyn’s favorite pastime is playing with her cat Micelle. She likes to try to teach the cat tricks, which she does with a surprising degree of success, considering the cat’s particularly willful and independent attitude. The only times Rosalyn has been seen to smile have been when playing with Micelle. She does speak in secret to the cat, but only when she is sure no one is listening… and with her telepathic sensitivity, she is quite capable of making sure no one hears her.  


She enjoys taking things apart and putting things back together to see how they work… and in most cases, the reconstructed items are superior to the original. She also loved to read, preferring tales of hauntings and other forms of contact with the dead, and ancient Earth “[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fairy_tales fairy tales]” in their original, unabridged form.
She enjoys taking things apart and putting things back together to see how they work… and in most cases, the reconstructed items are superior to the original. She also loved to read, preferring tales of hauntings and other forms of contact with the dead, and ancient Earth “[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fairy_tales fairy tales]” in their original, unabridged form.
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