The Descendents Of Transplanted Humans Return For A School Trip.

What predgudices might a telepathic society have?

Arguably few to none, depending on how their telepathy works; if they can always read the thoughts of others, they'll painfully aware everyone is more or less the same.

Wonder how Cecil would cope living with a psychic.

Might have some severe prejudices against anyone they can't sense telepathically—for exactly 's reason; those people don't come across as people—and they might think people who lack the powers are sort of stupid.

Poorly. I will get tired of that joke, someday (probably)...

Maybe learn to skip around thoughts, or to focus on something distracting but not embarrassing. Or, if the psychic can turn the power off, then think of something boring/annoying.

I know the song that gets on everybody's nerves, everybody's nerves, everybody's nerves...

Oh god, what if Fin shared Cecil's thoughts with the rest of the telepaths on the ship, they're on a city ship with thousands of them...

There's no such thing as a society with no prejudices. In the first place, they'd probably be prejudiced against those narrow-minded non-telepaths.

I agree on that...

Poor Cecil. "Fin sent me that thing you thought about your parents yesterday, very profound." "Tha- wait he sent you what!"

Where is the field trip going to?

Perth, Australia as allways?

Australia, Bunbury actually.

Is Cecil the only Earthling who finds out?

Yes.

What do they do on the trip?

Before or after the ship breaks?

Breaks as in breaks down?

Yes.

I like this story.

I recognize I'm not the original questioner, but: Before the ship breaks.

edited 9th Sep '11 6:34:02 PM by RedWren

Observe people, partake in local culture.

Given who our friends are is there a large possibility for fun culture-clashes...

Gill get's busted for shoplifting a few times.