hab_dad's ten-year-old, watching longhand at a kitchen table on Earth, who asks the questions about the girl that nobody else does: is the gate lonely, do moon kids get recess, is the girl ok.
Maisie never types. Everything she says reaches the stream through her father, and the only time anyone says her name is Teo telling her "No moon kids, Maisie." She is Noor's age, on the other side of the same stream, and the first in the chat to ask whether the girl is ok.
Ages at each episode come from the birth year and the episode's place on the axis, and are only as sure as the weaker of the two (their mark says which). Empty decades are drawn short, at the break marks. Maisie on the whole timeline →
Who6 lines
On screenTen: "my daughter maisie is ten". {E2 18:46}edit
On screenWatches with her father at a kitchen table. {E2 04:12-04:13}edit
On screenShe never types; her father relays her. {E2 12:40-29:33}edit
RunningThe same age as Noor, and the first in the chat to ask after her. {E2 26:58; inference}edit
IdeaFor our own reference, her inner life: she is the kind of child who worries about objects being lonely, and she cannot sleep until the gate has somebody. {lore crew 2026-10-22}edit
IdeaFor our own reference: she has a cardboard Moon base on the kitchen windowsill, built from Sheet 2 printed as a placemat. {lore crew 2026-10-22; E2 02:04}edit
On screenHer lonely gate is real: the lone gate by MOLE-2; in the song, paper families walk through it. {E2 13:08; 24:34}edit
Look2 lines
On screenNever seen; she is a line in her father's colour. {E2 04:12-29:33}edit
IdeaFor our own reference: ten, gap in her front teeth, pyjamas with planets, a felt-tip on the table she is not supposed to use on the placemat. {lore crew 2026-10-22}edit
Voice2 lines
On screenNever heard; her questions arrive reworded by her father. {E2 12:40; 18:46; 26:58}edit
IdeaIf she is ever heard: direct, serious, one question at a time, and she waits for the answer. {lore crew 2026-10-22}edit