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Alice in Thunderland

... then went on to explain not only the loss of the first contact team, but the loss of the minds of the three military leaders as the current mission sought to gain more understanding of the blue planet people. “We do not want to repeat that with you,” he explained. He turned his chair to face hers and sat down so that their knees nearly touched. “We thought we had planned for every contingency, but we never anticipated that someone would be unwilling to leave the game. I believe the blue planet people call that ‘The Law of Murphy.’” Alice giggled slightly and replied, “Murphy’s Law.” He chuckled slightly. It was a nervous laugh. “What was supposed to happen,” he said, “was that you were to choose from five game areas. As you experienced the game, your thoughts were to be recorded for study so that we could better understand your planet. Then, when the game was over, you would delete yourself and a backup of your mind would be returned to your body. You would never know that you had been here.” “But I didn’t want to leave,” Alice said somewhat apologetically. “No, you didn’t want to leave,” he answered. “Because you found something that you could not give up. The game sensed a need within you and used the private game area of one of our crewmen to create a sixth door... which you chose.” He smiled at her and said. “I am the author of the world behind that sixth door– at least the portion you experienced. So I have come into the game to explain things to you and ask if you are ...

... willing– for the good of your planet– to delete yourself and allow us to return the backup of your mind to your body.” “And if I don’t?” she asked. “Then we will bring your body to the ship and return your active mind with all the memories of this game and of this ship to its proper place.” He paused and made an odd gesture with his hands. “Unfortunately, that would mean that we could not let you return to the blue planet. You would have to return to home planet with us.” He took her hands and said, “If you choose to stay, it could be as my life mate... if you were willing.” He gestured at their surroundings. “This sitting room and the play room next door are based on actual rooms in my residence on our home world. What you have experienced here in Thunderworld, you could experience in reality with me.” He paused, “But it is your decision.” “If I choose my happiness,” she answered, “... and yours, then I would be risking years of planning toward first contact with Earth... the blue planet? Is that right?” “Yes, I am afraid that is true.” he answered. “And if I delete myself, I will lose all of this? And we will lose each other?” “Again, yes, I am afraid that is true, but those seem to be our only options.” “There is a third option,” Alice said with a widening smile. “One that I think will be best for you, and for me, and for both of our worlds.” *** Colonel Morton nearly ran into General Hunnington’s office. The secretary opened her mouth to speak, but before she could say ...