AL-2955 (
al2955) wrote in
cradleproject2016-08-15 10:38 am
WEEK 11
| the pygmalion. . . ONLINE ![]() CAPTAIN'S LOG: WEEK (11) |
monday - thursday (14) survivors ![]() Sunday's trial was only mere hours ago, but you find yourself faced with a new week on The Pygmalion. When you awaken, you will find the ship restored to its previous state, all areas interfered with during the murder looking mostly the same as they did before. It seems you have more exploring to do. The robot in the cafeteria has prepared another breakfast of various foods. (OOC: Please submit your murder proposals by 9 PM EST Tuesday.) taken list profiles private conversations setting rulebook murder proposals ENTER COMMAND_ |



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[ Jack doesn't look impressed, but he shrugs dismissively. It doesn't seem like something he at least has a passionate interest in fighting, so it's similarly at least not quite dickish. He's just being cool and factual, so. Okay, maybe a little dickish. ]
Ya gotta face the facts, kiddo. It's a possibility. Not saying she is, but I'm not saying she isn't either.
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You don't know any more than anyone else, the only thing we know for sure is that they're sadistic, that could mean anybody!
[someone shoosh him he's arguing with a brick wall]
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Look, I'm not arguing that, kiddo. Two is shit to define a pattern, but I was asked my thoughts, and there you go. That's my gut feeling, because otherwise? We're flying blind here.
[ He shrugs again, still dismissive ]
But, yeah. It could mean anybody. Could be you, could be me, could be who we both know you're really talkin' about here. That's kinda my point. This is getting to that point too where I think you idiots are finally starting to get what we're dealing with. The ship's contaminated. You think any station worth their security is gonna let us in without being absolutely sure we're not infected? No way. That's why, technically speaking, purge is the right call. But, personally? Nnnnot too keen on dying. Uh, again.
[ He hates admitting that part, though ]
So, we have to get rid of the Souvlaki ourselves. We don't? We either die, or we're stuck on this ship until we do. That's the kind of odds we're facing here.
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So far, our only way to know for sure is to let them kill. That's not...
[he wants to say a valid option, but he has the sudden realization that he will not like whatever Jack has to say next and just trails off on that one and m tries to anticipate the next proposition before he has to hear it and loses it completely: ]
We can't pick people off based on gut instinct either. They can take us out a lot easier than we can take them out.
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Adrien, it's fine. We already know it can't be me, Tikki would know. Don't strain yourself.
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I'm not, I-- sorry. You're right.
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[She offers a weak smile - honestly, with the talk of the prisoner's dilemma and a collaborative murder, she'd been considering offering herself if it came to that - but there's one thing holding her back.]
[She drops her voice a little to murmur, almost in his ear:]
Don't worry, Adrien. I won't leave you.
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... Okay. I... thank you.
[He's always had trouble not considering himself a burden, and now look at this. She's stuck with his idiocy. She deserves so much better but it's not like he can say that-- or like he even wants to. He feels grateful and awful at once, and feeling grateful only makes him feel worse about everything. Is he even allowed to? He can't help her anymore. What good is he to her? He's just something more she has to worry about now.]
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[But she keeps trying]
We're partners, right? In sickness and in health. All we have to do is find you a robot arm, or... something. I'll protect you until then.
[BUZZER NOISE]
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...Yeah. Robot arm. Sounds great.
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[don't look at her like that, you three legged cat]
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You should be resting.
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Probably. But I'm glad I didn't hear all of this secondhand. I can rest after?
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Alright. Just a little longer.
[if he starts to pass out she's Ladybugging him into bed if you know what I mean]
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I mean, I'm not saying we pick based off gut instinct, Christ. I'm saying that if we're going to play this shit, we have to play it smart. We've got an infection. We've gotta get rid of it. That means people are gonna have to die. Because even if we know someone is infected? That means we've gotta let 'em kill if we wanna save the person.
[ He pauses, then exhales a heavy sigh before he shrugs. ]
Welcome to being a hero. It's make shit choices like this.