Gunhild Thorvaldsen died in quarters late in the second watch, 75 years old. 877 souls aboard.
Generation 3 · deceased
Gunhild Thorvaldsen
Died Year 145, Day 301, aged 75.
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- Born
- Year 70, Day 208
- Department
- Ecology
- Parents
- Oddny Thorvaldsen · Nils Quaye
- Children
- Opal Thorvaldsen
Works in the Archive
- “A small engine” — a mural, Year 106, Day 61
- “The Sunless Orchard” — a poem, Year 107, Day 227
- “A small anchor” — a instrument, Year 124, Day 10
- “What the Signal Carries” — a instrument, Year 144, Day 140
- “What the Furrow Carries” — a play, Year 145, Day 261
Appearances in the log
Gunhild Thorvaldsen has made a play called “What the Furrow Carries.” Asked what it means, she says it means about nine years of evenings.
A new instrument from Gunhild Thorvaldsen — “What the Signal Carries.” The Archive takes a copy; the original belongs to whoever stands nearest.
Gunhild Thorvaldsen retires in the middle watch. The department logs a quiet debt it cannot repay in parts or hours.
“A small anchor,” a instrument by Gunhild Thorvaldsen, is unveiled on the night watch to the particular applause of Ecology.
The council confirms Gunhild Thorvaldsen as Chief of Ecology at dimming.
Gunhild Thorvaldsen finishes a poem: “The Sunless Orchard.” It shows in the commons through the week.
A new mural from Gunhild Thorvaldsen — “A small engine.” The Archive takes a copy; the original belongs to whoever stands nearest.
Gunhild Thorvaldsen is delivered of a daughter on the first watch. The child is called Opal.
A joining in Ring D: Sergei Thorvaldsen and Gunhild Thorvaldsen. The pressing of cider is authorized.
A first shift for Gunhild Thorvaldsen, sixteen: arborist, Ecology. The badge is printed fresh.
Born in the middle watch: Gunhild Thorvaldsen, generation 3. The ship holds 739 souls tonight.