Принцесса Атех - Revision history

Pam: /* TRAIN BACK TO BERN, SWITZERLAND */

2015-12-13T04:55:56Z

TRAIN BACK TO BERN, SWITZERLAND

Pam: /* TRAIN BACK TO BERN, SWITZERLAND */

2015-12-13T03:28:52Z

TRAIN BACK TO BERN, SWITZERLAND

Pam: /* GREEK TAVERNA, ZURICH */

2015-12-12T03:40:56Z

GREEK TAVERNA, ZURICH

Pam: /* BURGHÖLZLI CLINIC, ZURICH */

2015-12-12T03:38:05Z

BURGHÖLZLI CLINIC, ZURICH

Pam at 03:29, 12 December 2015

2015-12-12T03:29:31Z

Pam: /* BURGHÖLZLI CLINIC, ZURICH */

2015-12-12T03:19:59Z

BURGHÖLZLI CLINIC, ZURICH

Pam: Pam moved page The Orama to Принцесса Атех

2015-12-12T02:29:28Z

Pam moved page The Orama to Принцесса Атех

Pam: /* BERN-ZURICH TRAIN, SWITZERLAND */

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BERN-ZURICH TRAIN, SWITZERLAND

Pam: /* BERN-ZURICH TRAIN, SWITZERLAND */

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BERN-ZURICH TRAIN, SWITZERLAND

Pam: /* CARLA'S APARTMENT, BERN */

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CARLA'S APARTMENT, BERN

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	====TRAIN BACK TO BERN, SWITZERLAND====		====TRAIN BACK TO BERN, SWITZERLAND====

−	Carla is on the train back home. She pulls her phone and loads the Cyrillic alphabet on her phone the types the four enigmatic letters on the Russian keyboard. Hundreds of results pop up but all in Russian. She switches to the image tab and finds a collection of icons and sculptures of an ancient mystical figure: '''Принцесса Атех''', '''Princess Ateh'''.	+	Carla is on the train back home. She pulls her phone and loads the Cyrillic alphabet on her phone the types the four enigmatic letters on the Russian keyboard. Hundreds of results pop up but all in Russian. She switches to the image tab and finds a collection of icons and sculptures of an ancient mystical figure: '''Принцесса Атех''', ''Princess Ateh''.

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−	Carla is on the train back home. She pulls her phone and loads the Cyrillic alphabet on her phone the types the four enigmatic letters on the Russian keyboard. Hundreds of results pop up but all in Russian. She switches to the image tab and finds a collection of icons and sculptures of an ancient mystical figure: '''Принцесса Атех'''	+	Carla is on the train back home. She pulls her phone and loads the Cyrillic alphabet on her phone the types the four enigmatic letters on the Russian keyboard. Hundreds of results pop up but all in Russian. She switches to the image tab and finds a collection of icons and sculptures of an ancient mystical figure: '''Принцесса Атех''', '''Princess Ateh'''.

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	The old man writes down on the paper table cloth: ''Атех''		The old man writes down on the paper table cloth: ''Атех''
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		+	-See, the small ''т'' is like a capital ''T'' in Latin alphabet instead of ''t''.

	====TRAIN BACK TO BERN, SWITZERLAND====		====TRAIN BACK TO BERN, SWITZERLAND====

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-====BURGHÖLZLI CLINIC, ZURICH====
+====BURGHÖLZLI CLINIC, LATER====
 Carla is lying on the long chair. Jan is standing by the window.

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 [[File:ApexLogo.svg.png|thumb|right|240px|ATEX certification logo]]
-Leaning against the train's window, Carla is scrolling down search results for ''Атех'' on her phone.
+Leaning against the train's window, Carla is scrolling down search results for ''Atex'' on her phone.
 She sees the logo for equipment certified to be used in Explosive Atmosphere, derived from the French '''AT'''mosphère '''EX'''plosive, but doesn't understand why a ship would be named that way.
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 -No, because they're Russian alphabet. Similar to Greek. In this case it's difficult to make the difference with Latin alphabet because they are similar letters yet slightly different. Here...
-The old man writes down on the paper table cloth: '''Атех'''
+The old man writes down on the paper table cloth: ''Атех''

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	Ok, thank you. I think it was enough for today. I'll see you next week, Ok...		Ok, thank you. I think it was enough for today. I'll see you next week, Ok...
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		+	====GREEK TAVERNA, ZURICH====
		+
		+	Carla enters a deserted restaurant in the mid afternoon. A man, probably in his seventies, looking like the owner, greets her and invites her to sit near the window.
		+
		+	-Can I get you something to drink young lady.
		+
		+	...
		+
		+	Carla has finished her plate and the owner is now sitting at her table, drinking Ouzo with her.
		+
		+	-And do you know where you're family was from?
		+
		+	-Yes, a small Island near Turkey.
		+
		+	-Mitilini? Lesbos?
		+
		+	-No, much further East. I can never say it, correctly but I can show you on the map.
		+
		+	Carla lights up her phone and locates the island off the southern coast of Turkey.
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		+	-There!
		+
		+	-Oh, Kastellorizio!
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		+	-Yes, that's it, but then I believe that they set up the business in Venice then moved to Australia during the war, then New York... They were in the shipping business.
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		+	-Wow. Real Greeks.... I was in the shipping business too. A mechanic on ships for 15 years. Seen every port in the world. Then I decided to marry and move here.
		+
		+	-So you have kids?
		+
		+	-Yes, two boys, but they're big now, and Swiss, just like you...
		+
		+	Carla smiles at the old man.
		+
		+	-Oh, by the way, since you have been around, maybe you would recognize this port?
		+
		+	Carla pulls the photograph of Uri and shows it to the old man.
		+
		+	-Is this your boyfriend?
		+
		+	-I don't know, maybe...
		+
		+	-Well, he better come back fast, otherwise someone will steal you.
		+
		+	Carla smile.
		+
		+	-I don't know, Africa maybe because of all the black people. Could be Brazil too. This is his ship?
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		+	-Yes, I think so.
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		+	-He is Russian?
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		+	-No why?
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		+	-Because it's a Russian ship.
		+
		+	-''Atex'' is a Russian company?
		+
		+	-No, because they're Russian alphabet. Similar to Greek. In this case it's difficult to make the difference with Latin alphabet because they are similar letters yet slightly different. Here...
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		+	The old man writes down on the paper table cloth: '''Атех'''

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 ====BERN-ZURICH TRAIN, SWITZERLAND====
 Leaning against the train's window, Carla is scrolling down search results for ''Атех'' on her phone.
-She sees the logo equipement certified to be used in Explosive Atmosphere, derived from the French '''AT'''mosphère '''EX'''plosive but doesn't understand why a ship would be named that way.
+She sees the logo for equipment certified to be used in Explosive Atmosphere, derived from the French '''AT'''mosphère '''EX'''plosive, but doesn't understand why a ship would be named that way.
 She pulls the photograph of Uri from the envelope on the table in front of her and stares at it.

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 ====CARLA'S APARTMENT, BERN====
-Entering her apartment, Carla drops her Frietag bag and keys on the table and sits down to inspect the letter which she just picked up from her mailbox. Baring a British stamp and no return address, she tears it open and finds a short note clipped to a photograph of Uri, standing in front of a ship, in some African port judging from the skin color of the dockers in the background. She flips over the photograph but sees nothing written other than ''Fujifilm Quality Thermal Photo Paper''. She then reads [[Uri's letter to Carla|the note]], looks back at the photograph, then the note, then the envelope again. She can't read the date on blurry postmark but notices 4 letters under the stamp: BIOT. Intrigued, she looks online and finds a small town in France named Biot but then looks back at the Queen's portrait on the stamp. She scrolls down on her online search to find a more plausible match, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Indian_Ocean_Territory British Indian Ocean Territory]. She locates it on a map and zooms out to realize that this is the most remote place one can imagine. She then looks back the photograph of Uri and notices the name of the ship behind him: '''ORAMA'''.
+Entering her apartment, Carla drops her Frietag bag and keys on the table and sits down to inspect the letter which she just picked up from her mailbox. Baring a British stamp and no return address, she tears it open and finds a short note clipped to a photograph of Uri, standing in front of a ship, in some African port judging from the skin color of the dockers in the background. She flips over the photograph but sees nothing written other than ''Fujifilm Quality Thermal Photo Paper''. She then reads [[Uri's letter to Carla|the note]], looks back at the photograph, then the note, then the envelope again. She can't read the date on blurry postmark but notices 4 letters under the stamp: BIOT. Intrigued, she looks online and finds a small town in France named Biot but then looks back at the Queen's portrait on the stamp. She scrolls down on her online search to find a more plausible match, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Indian_Ocean_Territory British Indian Ocean Territory]. She locates it on a map and zooms out to realize that this is the most remote place one can imagine. She then looks back the photograph of Uri and notices the name of the ship behind him: '''Атех'''.
 ====URI'S ROOM, BUDGET HILTON, BANGKOK====