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dramatispersonae) wrote2014-01-04 02:39 pm
CITRINE
[Unlike with previous games from Lancelot, the room today is sparse … and cold, as if this is a place where some of the remaining winter hasn’t left (though surely that has nothing to do with the Snow Queen …)
Instead of wine, bread, and meat, there is dirty water, some berries (that are safe to eat), and some other plants that clearly have been picked off a plant.
There is nowhere to really sit except the cold, hard ground.]
Instead of wine, bread, and meat, there is dirty water, some berries (that are safe to eat), and some other plants that clearly have been picked off a plant.
There is nowhere to really sit except the cold, hard ground.]

ROUND ONE
So I must ask you, Aather. What are the sins … or crimes … of your team? Please list three.
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I guess this one's up to the rest of you.
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The sin of fashion? [takes off her ribbon-covered beret]
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2. The sin of not having a sin to offer.
3. The sin of idly standing by.
ROUND TWO
They weren’t right. But they were correct in another way: I was deserving of punishment. A crime is not a crime without the punishment that follows, some might say, but some crimes are worthy of punishment.
Today, list three suggested punishments for any crimes, worthy crimes, perhaps even your own crimes.
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Maybe an apology?
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ROUND THREE
Now, hold your other Aatherites accountable in the same way. So many crimes have surely come to pass that it is time for them to face it.
Tell me one team you find guilty, and the reason for that guilt.
And … tell me one team you find to be innocent. This is according to your own understanding, of course.
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I won't be any help with this.
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ROUND FOUR
The choices for penances are here.
I have been found guilty for not listening to reason, and I will do the penances suggested by Jasper:
1. For the crime of running tiresome and intrusive games, to only run cheerful and pleasant games from now on.
2. For the crime of being obsessed with his own self-judgment, to tell the story of his supposed crime, and to hear and accept someone else's judgment of him.
3. For the crime of betraying his friend, to apologize sincerely and actually accept the judgment of his friend in this instance, since it seems to be harder for him than any self-flagellating punishment we could give him. And to apply the energies he's no longer using to mentally punish himself to something productive, to find his king and remedy the damage he's done.
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Also, would you like your crimes to be public knowledge?
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It is important that people be judged objectively. Many religions believe in the concept of 'an eye for an eye'. But, this does not need to be applied literally. As long as some compensation is made that should be enough. The gesture in itself as well as the equivalent value of the compensation, or as close as possible under the circumstances, is important.
There is nothing to make public, so I'll ask you to refrain.
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