Brian would look at his sister before laughing softly.  "Here," he said, picking up the laptop and heading to a chair.  She could join him by simply lowering herself near him.  "I charged this one so that it'd be ready to use in case the generator didn't get going in time.  Yours is charged too, sis."  He'd boot it up and put it on his lap, resting his left ankle on his right knee to keep the laptop from falling.  "Lets start simple.  Lets go with Solitaire."<br/><br/>A few clicks and the game was loaded.  Brian began demonstrating how the entire thing worked, dragging the card over by holding down on the mouse pad and sliding it over to the right pile.  "That's just for this game," he said.  "Others are more complex.  If you want a board game...."  A few more clicks and he brought up monopoly.  He put himself as the only human player for the time being, but showed her how that game went on the computer as well.<br/><br/>"It's just graphics and animations," he said to her, his voice gentle.  "It can play movies and games.  It takes power to do it, though.  Right now, this is fully charged.  It'll let us play games for a few hours, or watch a few movies before it needs recharging.  I had one of the generators taken to your tent, if you wish to go watch a movie or play a game."