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'''"Please, Take Me With You"''' was the name for a [[science fiction]] story, created by [[Douglas Pabst]], based on a drawing by [[Roy Ritterhouse]]. The drawing featured a young girl staring at two [[alien]]s in [[environmental suit|space suits]]. |
'''"Please, Take Me With You"''' was the name for a [[science fiction]] story, created by [[Douglas Pabst]], based on a drawing by [[Roy Ritterhouse]]. The drawing featured a young girl staring at two [[alien]]s in [[environmental suit|space suits]]. |
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+ | [[Julius Eaton|Julius]] and [[Kay Eaton]] volunteered to write the story. [[Herbert Rossoff]] caustically described it as entailing "the lonely little girl, befriended by [[empathy|empathetic]] aliens who teach her how to smile". ({{DS9|Far Beyond the Stars}}) |
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Revision as of 10:38, 4 April 2016
"Please, Take Me With You" was the name for a science fiction story, created by Douglas Pabst, based on a drawing by Roy Ritterhouse. The drawing featured a young girl staring at two aliens in space suits.
Julius and Kay Eaton volunteered to write the story. Herbert Rossoff caustically described it as entailing "the lonely little girl, befriended by empathetic aliens who teach her how to smile". (DS9: "Far Beyond the Stars")