The manifest shortens by one: Abena Nwosu, 97 years. 5 children carry the line on.
Generation 2 · deceased
Abena Nwosu
Died Year 140, Day 340, aged 97.
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- Born
- Year 43, Day 90
- Department
- Ecology
- Parents
- Paloma Nwosu · Omar Titov
- Children
- Juniper Nwosu · Yuri Nwosu · Cygnet Nwosu · Catalina Nwosu · Guiying Nwosu
Works in the Archive
- “What the Harvest Returns” — a tale-cycle, Year 61, Day 269
- “The Late Signal” — a quilt, Year 93, Day 351
- “Early Ladder, Slow Lantern” — a song, Year 103, Day 334
Appearances in the log
Abena Nwosu retires in the middle watch. The department logs a quiet debt it cannot repay in parts or hours.
A new song from Abena Nwosu — “Early Ladder, Slow Lantern.” The Archive takes a copy; the original belongs to whoever stands nearest.
Abena Nwosu finishes a quilt: “The Late Signal.” It shows in the commons through the week.
Born late in the second watch: Guiying Nwosu, generation 3. The ship holds 872 souls tonight.
A daughter, Catalina Nwosu, born in the Ring A infirmary to Abena Nwosu and Juniper Orellana. Mother and child are well.
A daughter, Cygnet Nwosu, born in the Ring C infirmary to Abena Nwosu and Juniper Orellana. Mother and child are well.
The youngest aboard is now Yuri Nwosu, minutes old, asleep. 725 souls.
Abena Nwosu and Juniper Orellana name their son Juniper. The nursery lamps stay warm.
Juniper Orellana and Abena Nwosu, joined. Their quarters are re-assigned adjoining, per custom.
Abena Nwosu finishes a tale-cycle: “What the Harvest Returns.” It shows in the commons through the week.
Abena Nwosu, sixteen, takes the soil keeper apprenticeship in Ecology.
Paloma Nwosu and Omar Titov name their daughter Abena. The nursery lamps stay warm.