Uday Trivedi, 97, generation 0, is carried down the spinal corridor feet-first, as the custom is.
Founder · one of the Thousand · deceased
Uday Trivedi
Died Year 56, Day 185, aged 97.
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- Born
- 40 years before departure, on Earth
- Department
- Archive & Schools
- Children
- Ramiro Lockhart
Works in the Archive
- “What the Garden Holds” — a mural, Year 47, Day 103
- “A long lantern” — a poem, Year 49, Day 300
Appearances in the log
A new poem from Uday Trivedi — “A long lantern.” The Archive takes a copy; the original belongs to whoever stands nearest.
Uday Trivedi has made a mural called “What the Garden Holds.” Asked what it means, he says it means about nine years of evenings.
Uday Trivedi retires at dimming. The department logs a quiet debt it cannot repay in parts or hours.
Uday Trivedi recovers a corrupted Earth archive block: forty minutes of a rainstorm, recorded through an open window. It plays in the commons on a loop.
A son, Ramiro Lockhart, born in the Ring C infirmary to Beatrice Lockhart and Uday Trivedi. Mother and child are well.