Harini Aaberg died in quarters on the first watch, 98 years old. 814 souls aboard.
Generation 3 · deceased
Harini Aaberg
Died Year 159, Day 145, aged 98.
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- Born
- Year 61, Day 81
- Department
- Hydroponics
- Parents
- Ruth Aaberg · Ulises Gorbachev
- Children
- Fang Aaberg
Works in the Archive
- “A early window” — a quilt, Year 90, Day 106
- “A inward signal” — a song, Year 114, Day 5
- “What the Wheel Keeps” — a song, Year 135, Day 32
Appearances in the log
Harini Aaberg has made a song called “What the Wheel Keeps.” Asked what it means, she says it means about nine years of evenings.
Sixty-eight years: Harini Aaberg hangs up the sash. An elder's quarters in Ring B stands ready.
A new song from Harini Aaberg — “A inward signal.” The Archive takes a copy; the original belongs to whoever stands nearest.
“A early window,” a quilt by Harini Aaberg, is unveiled at dimming to the particular applause of Hydroponics.
The youngest aboard is now Fang Aaberg, minutes old, asleep. 878 souls.
Harini Aaberg and Qasim Pemberton, joined. Their quarters are re-assigned adjoining, per custom.
The schools release Harini Aaberg to Hydroponics. Generation 3 takes up its tools.
A second child follows on the night watch: twins for Ruth Aaberg. This one is called Harini.