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removeimpurity) wrote2012-06-07 10:52 pm
removeimpurity) wrote2012-06-07 10:52 pm
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Second Incision [Action/Written]
[WRITTEN]
[Early in the morning, a neatly written message appears in the journals.]
[Then, a small while later, she writes out another two messages -- filtered rather poorly.]
[Filtered to Helios and Robert | 5%]
[/Filter]
[ACTION]
[Later that afternoon, Syre can be seen about the plaza -- more specifically, around the stores, looking for decorations for her apartment, along with beakers and other scientific equipment.]
[At various points throughout the day, however, she will be hanging around the fountain and the steps of the library -- waiting for someone, perhaps?]
[Early in the morning, a neatly written message appears in the journals.]
[Then, a small while later, she writes out another two messages -- filtered rather poorly.]
[Filtered to Helios and Robert | 5%]
[/Filter]
[ACTION]
[Later that afternoon, Syre can be seen about the plaza -- more specifically, around the stores, looking for decorations for her apartment, along with beakers and other scientific equipment.]
[At various points throughout the day, however, she will be hanging around the fountain and the steps of the library -- waiting for someone, perhaps?]
[Written | Filtered 5%]
Robert's writing is, as usual, crisp and clean - obsessively so. He has to get the letters right. And this is especially true when his feelings are so tangled-up in the mess that was... well. That was what that was.]
Many experiments are like this. They cause us to behave in ways that we do not mean.
It is not your fault.
[She wouldn't act like that on her own, would she?
... Would she?]
[Written | Filtered 5%]
["Dislike" is an understatement. She needs everything to go as she plans...]
[Written | Filtered 5%]
But it has happened to many, including myself, and will likely happen again. The Malnosso are the only ones to blame.
[Written | Filtered 5%]
[...] ...damn our captors, and damn their experiments. One day, they'll take more than they could handle.
[Written | Filtered 5%]
[Though so far that has no indication of ever occurring.]