WEEK 8 - Execution

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the pygmalion. . . ONLINE CAPTAIN'S LOG: WEEK (7)

sunday EXECUTION (22) 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]

Ah. Now there's a question. [Don't think for one moment while he was defending Bull's choices he was also defending his own. That's the crux of why it feels easy to blame himself, but he can't be too angry at Bull.] I didn't have the answers he needed to hear. The type of man he was - he couldn't have ever taken that risk.

He didn't know who, no. Or if he did, he couldn't tell me. I had that impression - he was always dancing around things he wasn't allowed to say.

[missmaladroite]

[So he tried. Or he claims to have tried, in any case. Marinette processes this with a cynical little huff, but doesn't comment.]

Anything else?

[tevinteriscoming]

Something about proof. He said that he was shown proof of some sort. Fool that I am, I didn't inquire further. It was enough to convince him...

[Thinking through that conversation again.]

Kaffas. No, he did say, didn't he? I thought he'd been referring to something else. It was [eyeballs. He'd thought he'd been talking about Maria and Niles, but he puts it together now.] something grisly. Body parts. Of whom I can't be certain, but his men, I presume. [It's clear that's who they would use to hurt him. He has a sudden mental image of Bull, being given an eye, who from, Krem? Now there's a terrible picture. He's sick with anger and horror all over again.]

So that's the sort of manipulation they will use, if they feel they really must. Better to be forewarned.