WEEK 11

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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_

Comments

[tevinteriscoming]

Your second point is rather self-serving. As you would otherwise fit the first category too close for comfort, perhaps.

[It's not that he thinks Jack is wrong about the first being a pattern, nor does he actually think Jack is likely to be an alien, but he's also not pleased with Adrien being riled up.]

In fact, I recall that it was Elizabeth who attacked Rhys, giving you your opportunity to shoot him in the first place. So I should think that your hypothesis has a few glaring flaws.

[refactor]

Do you really think I give a shit?

[ Jack scoffs, dismissive as always, since he seems equal parts confident in what he's saying but also pretty dispassionate. It doesn't seem to matter to him much either way. ]

Look, I was asked for how I would narrow it down, I narrow it down. You don't like it? Come up with something better, cupcake. Because any narrowing here, that's gonna better our chance better than one or two in fourteen. All I'm thinking here. I think it's pretty friggin' clear, but just to restate it? For the most part, I really don't exactly care if most of you end up dead.

[tevinteriscoming]

Did I come here and tell you your theory is wrong because I don't wish to believe it? I did not, and would not. But it is plainly inaccurate - based on Elizabeth and Rhys' behavior, the souvlaki don't care about injuring the others. And narrowing the parameters only increases our odds of success if we narrow them correctly. If you use the wrong rationale, you make our odds worse.

[He may not like Jack, but he isn't going to stifle real debate - he just thinks he's wrong.]

Bull and I considered whether there was a way you could identify the souvlaki. We'd a theory you could tell by looking at the votes, but I don't think it passes muster. He had a terrible theory about mages he unfortunately saw through to the end. But we did consider ruling out everyone who was injured by one of them, and discarded the idea as unreliable.

Here's something - both Elizabeth and Dave had executions that involved duplicate versions of themselves. The executions tend to be very personal, and Dave's time manipulation does involve making duplicates, so it seems drawn from that. If it were personal to Elizabeth, too, that would be a striking commonality.

[refactor]

[ Jack scoffs, and it seems like he's amused by something Dorian says at the start, but it's not clear what that is. At the very least, it gets his expression to at least shift towards something more neutral, so it seems like it's enough for Jack to not push the issue of his own guesses, whatever it may be. ]

Hey, you at least offered something, so I'll take it. Kinda better than I was expecting.

[ He sounds condescending here, but he doesn't actually quite mean it that way. He's just an asshole as a default. ]

'Kay, so, with your theory, of duplicates, who would that narrow our pool down to, y'think?