WEEK THREE - Retirement

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the pygmalion. . . ONLINE CAPTAIN'S LOG: WEEK (3)

sunday EXECUTION (34) survivors As voting comes to an end, a song filters in played so loud that it becomes distored and fragmented. If a participant checks their datapad, they will see the the victim and suspect chosen by majority's pictures displayed. If they attempt to scroll, they will see a list of characters and their votes in alphabetical order.

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[tevinteriscoming]

No, you've made that very clear.

[booklore]

At least that's one other thing that was obvious. [ Pause. ]

Come to think of it, you were trying pretty hard too. It's a little cruel if I don't give you something too. So, what do you want to know?

[tevinteriscoming]

[He frankly doesn't actually care what Lavi's motivations were or what happened; they've already voted and it's too late to unring the bell, so what does it matter?]

If you'd like to avoid being cruel, then I'd ask you to answer Machias' questions. He deserves to know why he was put through this.

[booklore]

Ahh, you're asking for something difficult! It's easier on me if you ask for something selfish! Or ask for a book recommendation.

[ More seriously: ] I don't think I can answer anything for him regardless. He remembered the most important part already, I'm sure he can piece the rest together himself.

[tevinteriscoming]

[SIGH]

In that case, I suppose I'll take the book recommendation.

[booklore]

That's a relief. [ Dorian you put up with too much shit, you poor man. And let's just say Lavi didn't get to suggest anything last time, w/e w/e. ]

I've been thinking about this for a while and I've finally decided on an author—Oscar Wilde, or even Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. They both have an interesting way of telling stories.