- Jun 18, 2015
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Hugh had never met a human before. That was, of course, what they'd told him: that he'd be meeting a human, and that the human would take him home.
Home, of course, was a nebulous concept. He remembered very little of the place that he'd been told was his home, little more than a few flashes. Fields. Certain smells. Things that brought him back to a place he no longer remembered.
And now he was going home.
He didn't really know how he felt about that.
Hugh sat alone in a small room, just off the side of the zoo. The facility was downsizing, and the increased political pressure meant they no longer wanted to keep such a large exhibit for a single occupant. Especially not a single occupant who many argued was sapient. So they'd hired someone to bring him back and return him home, and paid very little attention to the details.
They also hadn't told him anything. He had gathered his things up, been dropped in the room, and been told to wait. Someone else had come by later and told him he was being sent home. It had taken him almost ten minutes to understand what they meant by home, and even that still hadn't quite settled.
Home, of course, was a nebulous concept. He remembered very little of the place that he'd been told was his home, little more than a few flashes. Fields. Certain smells. Things that brought him back to a place he no longer remembered.
And now he was going home.
He didn't really know how he felt about that.
Hugh sat alone in a small room, just off the side of the zoo. The facility was downsizing, and the increased political pressure meant they no longer wanted to keep such a large exhibit for a single occupant. Especially not a single occupant who many argued was sapient. So they'd hired someone to bring him back and return him home, and paid very little attention to the details.
They also hadn't told him anything. He had gathered his things up, been dropped in the room, and been told to wait. Someone else had come by later and told him he was being sent home. It had taken him almost ten minutes to understand what they meant by home, and even that still hadn't quite settled.