Being Friendly
While on board, Ed and Mabel became friendly with other passengers, but they never allowed anyone to get too close. They’d share drinks, exchange stories, and even laugh with new friends, but their mysterious longevity was never revealed. They became experts at listening rather than talking about themselves. Whenever someone asked how long they’d been aboard, they’d smile and shrug, offering vague answers about extended vacations or retirement dreams.
Being Friendly
Cabin Switches and Clever Moves
Ed and Mabel knew staying in one place would make them noticeable. So, they switched cabins regularly, moving their belongings every few weeks. They’d sometimes request upgrades, other times downgrade to more modest rooms. The key to their survival was remaining anonymous, ensuring no one questioned their extended presence. To the crew, they seemed like regular passengers enjoying a leisurely trip, constantly moving between staterooms, making them difficult to track.
Cabin Switches and Clever Moves
