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dramatispersonae) wrote2011-06-28 07:10 pm
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[ Game 45 ] Peridot
[ You find yourselves inside of an empty great hall. Torches and candles light the hall, showing the remains of a feast scattered on the tables that run the length of the room. ]
((OOC: This is entirely at your own pace! Ping me in IRC when your team is ready to move on to the next round.))
((OOC: This is entirely at your own pace! Ping me in IRC when your team is ready to move on to the next round.))
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Oh my, if I were going to kill some people for pleasure, don't worry, I would do it outside of the games without getting you involved.
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So the question comes down to protecting these people you live with and call a team, or giving them up for lost because you're not willing to harm others to protect them.
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Peridot and those outside Peridot.
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I think I'm on the wrong team
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Why?
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I would appreciate it if you altered your tone so as to not be judging us out of hand for refusing to adhere to your apparent policy of utter naive pacifism. You do not and have not experienced the things that we have; you do not know what we would do, other than what little we have said or what you have decided to assume for yourself. Should you actually be interested in having a mature conversation with us, you will be so permitted, as part of Peridot. But if you cannot adopt the necessary attitude and instead choose to lash out with your demands, then perhaps we no longer need to continue this conversation with you.
Now, would you like to ask me a question, or would you prefer to continue aggressively insinuating that Beatrice and I want nothing more than to act destructively and vindictively with no grasp of a moral compass and should therefore be summarily judged and found not worthy?
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I apologize, your majesty, that I am unable to say things as well as you. But I am not going to apologize for who I am. F-for what little I know of who I am. For the fact that the idea of hurting people in cold blood makes me want to throw up. I suppose you think I'm weak and stupid for that. For all I know, maybe we'll finally win some memories back again and I'll become somebody you can respect. But clearly that's not the case right now.
Given that I haven't actually made a demand, I'm going to assume that you already aren't listening to what I'm saying, so there's no point in asking you a question. I don't know what kind of person you are. I do know that Beatrice likes hurting people, and I'm not exactly happy with that, but I've tried to be her friend regardless. For what that's worth.
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Neither do I think you are weak for your convictions. I value that sort of feeling very highly—and were it possible, I imagine all of us would like to protect you from having to experience the sort of extremes it takes to push one to the willingness to kill.
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I just...can't...nothing I say means anything anyway.
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You don't understand. None of us -- e-except Beatrice, have ever said anything about enjoying any of this! You keep saying that we're fine with hurting others, but what kind of choices do you think we're making? Do you think they're easy?
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