Jenna grins, despite herself (the notebook is so encouraging and friendly!), and writes:
Okay, so once that was over with, then they called in that they explained about the drugs and called their friends and told them that they had Aiden and things and they called their home base which is where I am now so the doctor would come to the planet so he could take the tracker out of Ronon without ever taking the tracker to well, here. (This is Atlantis apparently or at least this universe's version of Atlantis which is really really cool but they didn't say anything about that at the time. They actually were lying about it, to begin with, they said it was destroyed, but they were lying in case I was bad or got captured or something so the wraith couldn't find out which makes sense from their point of view even though I didn't like it.) And then we went back to where they and their friends were camped out near the not-so-magic ring with like, a weird cylindrical thing that turned out to be a small spaceship, small enough to fit through the Stargates. And we were talking about various things about how the Stargates work and stuff, and they mentioned that they've been to three different galaxies (this is number three), and one of them was populated by their allies, the Asgard. And I ask them if it's anything like the Asgard from the Avengers movies, at which point this nerdy guy comes out of the spaceship having overheard me talk about it and thinks I'm a comic book fan when all I've done is seen the movies like everyone else.
Well, nearly everyone else. And she's only seen a few of them because she had to do it at Rachel's house and stuff, but still.
At first, I thought the fact that I had the Avengers movies in my universe and they didn't have it in this one meant that it was certain we were from different worlds, but it turned out that actually it's 2005 here and it took until Marie, the nurse here, had me realize that the Presidents were different so we were in fact from different universes for certain though that wasn't until much later. Instead, what happened was that the Stargate activated (it does this giant plume of magic water or whatever it is when it does that) and Carson, the doctor came through.
Jenna takes a moment to remember Carson and his accent. It's a very fond and passionate memory, even though she's supposed to be thinking about Ronon and things and not being interested in multiple people like a harlot.
Carson is from somewhere on earth that has an accent, I'm not actually entirely sure where, but it's an accent I've heard before, or something like it. In any case it's a very good accent, and also he was kinda cute if I'm being honest, but I don't want to give you the impression I'm going to be an awful girl and lead the boys on or anything, even if Carson is really cute and John is surprisingly attractive and stuff. It wouldn't be fair to Ronon to be interested in him and then end up dating someone else, right? I think the spirit is maybe being a bit too helpful here. Even if Carson's accent maybe made me swoon the teeniest tiniest bit, and also he's a very good and friendly doctor and stuff. But like, that's not really important, what's important is what happened next which is that the tracker thing was in pretty deep, and Carson wanted to give Ronon anasthetics so he could operate more easily and so it wouldn't hurt him but Ronon has a lot of trouble trusting people and didn't want to. I promised him that I'd make sure no one did anything bad to him and stuff and he eventually agreed, which is why I'm here watching him now. I watched Carson do the whole operation with his really good hands (and was hardly grossed out at all, since I had something important to do), and then the tracker was out! And then we took the jumper (that's what the spaceship thing is called, I don't know if I said) to Atlantis! Which was really cool and and then there's a little bit more after but I think I want to give my hands a short break and see if you have any questions and stuff. Do you? Does everything make sense?