[001] - Written (fail lock away from the Bloody Roses)

[thefoglies]

I have a pressing issue that I have been struggling to find an appropriate answer to for some time. Sadly, the one I would normally propose such questions to is incapacitated at the moment, and is the reason for such concerns to begin with.

[He's also the one that she would have trusted to help her figure out how to do filters and locks and the sort with. Unfortunately, everyone gets to see her question:]

What is the appropriate human response when one suspects one's crew mate of wrong doing?

[Bloody Roses, three guesses whom she's referring to, though you won't need all three.]

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[thefoglies]

[...really, Undertaker? If only you could see the look she was giving the journal right now.]

You know very well the answer to that.

written;

[intostitches]

Yes, well ~ . . . My point being that the standards of morality are entirely up to the holder's discretion, you see.

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[thefoglies]

I see... so you are implying that it is quite all right to attempt smiting whom I suspect of this, because that is what I would do to those that would dare cross me?

[Undertaker, her understanding of humanity may be slim to nothing, but even she knows better.]

No, I need to know how a human would respond to this situation.

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[intostitches]

Oh?

I think you're misplacing your anger for something that you are responsible for, miss - and because you haven't the slightest how to handle your ☆inner turmoil☆, you're attempting to seek retribution in other ways than abusing the powers you do not have.

♥

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[thefoglies]

I am responsible?

[Oh you have got to be kidding.]

Once again your logic fails to make any sort of sense, Undertaker.

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[intostitches]

Had your fellow stayed with the group, he nor Lila would have been in such a predicament. As I recall, there was a deal made of you allowing him to leave ~ ?

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[thefoglies]

[Once again, you have got to be kidding.]

So I am just to dismiss it as unfortunate that he was not in our company? When mere days ago his life was being threatened for the very reason of my dismissal of him?

[And yes, she still says she had every right to dismiss him. Her representative, her responsibility, thank you very much.]

That is a coincidence I refuse to accept.

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[intostitches]

Aaah. Wouldn't raising the dead for the sake of injuring the cook be a tad inconvenient? I believe that she would take a more hands-on approach, if she wished him to die, personally.

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[thefoglies]

[…and then he has to go and spit out something that makes sense; dammit Undertaker. Truth be told, she has no idea as to the amount of power others have at their disposal. She would like to assume they were all powerless, but…]

After what has occurred, it may well be safer to assume the worst.

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[intostitches]

Being unfamiliar with his code of honor or his capabilities, it would be nigh impossible for her to determine that sort of outcome, don't you think?

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[thefoglies]

He is human. I am certain you are all aware of what that means!

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[intostitches]

Indeed, I do; they fight to survive with remarkable conviction. Had yours not decided to have been so foolish, he certainly carried the skills to persevere through such an attack.