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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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[ He doesn't say it, but the implication is clear enough: a child would be the hardest to kill. The logs had even said as much, and that's the cold logic that Jack is thinking of here. If you were one of them, who would you want to hide in? ]
But you're still forgetting an important part here, pumpkin. [ ...I'm so sorry, Luke. You've made it to pet name status. Please forgive me. At least it doesn't sound creepy with his tone, I swear. ] To save the person, the alien has to kill.
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Except that Rhys did nothing but provoke everyone around him. [Except for Fiona] Personality obviously wasn't a factor in them picking.
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[ He corrects Marinette pretty sharply on that point, but to the rest, he scoffs. ]
Buuuut, it's also just a theory, kiddo. A way to may aim instead of just shooting friggin' fish in a barrel.
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[but nah, Jack is worse, she's not going to argue that point.]
I know that. Doesn't mean it's an accurate one. Or that we can eliminate people based on who the aliens attacked.
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Then, I'm all ears, kiddo. You got a better theory? A better idea? Because this is a tough call. No matter what we decide? People are gonna die.
[ He points a finger at her, but his gaze is intense. ]
You realize that, right? We've aaaall got blood on our hands here. You included. In fact- [ Jack shrugs, and his tone eases up ] In fact, if you weren't picking fights? Hell. Rhys might just still be alive.
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You killed Rhys. You and no one else.
[But she leaves it at that, because right now, she isn't interested in fighting. She runs her hand through her hair--]
It depends when exactly the aliens started to infect people. If it were the second we got here, or while we were in the pods, then, how could they pick? Did they have the information the AI has on us? Rhys came with two other people, Elizabeth with no one, and Dave with Roxy. They were active only a few weeks into our stay here, so, my guess is that either they work individually with limited contact with each other, or... communicate somehow, like... telepathically, or something.
[Dorian brought up the point about Dave and Elizabeth and the duplicates, so Marinette won't rehash, but:]
I think Rhys was an outlier. Or the aliens were choosing based off of personality -- the alien who picked Rhys probably thought no one would take him seriously as a threat. No one really suspected Dave or Elizabeth as killers, did they? [The same could be said about some of the real killers, like Bull and Adelina, but it nearly worked out for the aliens so far]