They'll have to spend a lot of time with PADDs and computers and what little is left of Earth's ancient history. Some of it was lost after the Third World War, but at least everything after that is very well preserved. If she's curious about Chakotay's people, that's much easier to explain.
"I wouldn't know," he answers, his lips forming a smile, one that seems to widen with her joy while simultaneously keeping its gentle warmth. "But we can find out, if you'd like." He makes a note to make another simulation later, one with actual horses.
For now, though, he turns and heads towards an archway through the stone wall on the other side of the courtyard. "I think we might be. This simulation is as unfamiliar to me as it is to you. I don't often use the holodeck. I like reading instead." However, anthropology is one of his favorite interests, so he will be more than happy to explore this with her. Smiling at her as he ducks through the archway, he tosses a casual, "Computer, delete Klingon warrior," over his shoulder. If there are any people here, at least they won't have to worry about a Klingon in the background.
"So you like riding, you're accustomed to training with weapons, and you like the stone castle of your home. Is there anything else I should know about you?" he asks as they walk the path around the edge of the castle to get outside. He does want to know as much about her as he can find out and he'd like for her to know as much about him as he does her. If she asks him questions in turn, he will be happy to answer them.
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"I wouldn't know," he answers, his lips forming a smile, one that seems to widen with her joy while simultaneously keeping its gentle warmth. "But we can find out, if you'd like." He makes a note to make another simulation later, one with actual horses.
For now, though, he turns and heads towards an archway through the stone wall on the other side of the courtyard. "I think we might be. This simulation is as unfamiliar to me as it is to you. I don't often use the holodeck. I like reading instead." However, anthropology is one of his favorite interests, so he will be more than happy to explore this with her. Smiling at her as he ducks through the archway, he tosses a casual, "Computer, delete Klingon warrior," over his shoulder. If there are any people here, at least they won't have to worry about a Klingon in the background.
"So you like riding, you're accustomed to training with weapons, and you like the stone castle of your home. Is there anything else I should know about you?" he asks as they walk the path around the edge of the castle to get outside. He does want to know as much about her as he can find out and he'd like for her to know as much about him as he does her. If she asks him questions in turn, he will be happy to answer them.