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breakingmyheart) wrote2013-03-31 12:47 am
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2.14 - Voice
[Posted about two hours after Megamind's post.]
[Seconds before transmission, almost everything is reset. The lost areas and items reappear, the above-decks areas are restored in their entirety, and the 'space' and sunlight around the ship come back. Zero is returned to normal and anyone teleported down there is automatically released. Anyone who has had their powers or weapons temporarily removed will get them back. Auto-demoted Wardens regain their previous status and everything associated with it.
The loose panels are still around. For some reason, it's raining lightly on deck. A few random bits of furniture in the common rooms have changed colour.
The voice of the 'Admiral' comes from Toshiko's network signature, quiet and tired.]
I don't stand by everything I said, but I don't hold myself above any of it. Anyone who wants to call me a hypocrite, a coward, a sadist, a weakling…
[The feed shifts. Tosh's voice. Hi, Barge.]
I know. I just - I know.
I need…time. To end this without doing any more damage. Tomorrow I'm going to come out. I'm not - I'm not going to fight. I'm not going to defend myself in any way.
[There is a background interjection from Megamind: But I will!
Tosh is quiet for a moment, probably pulling a face at him.]
...Whatever's decided, I'll....go along with it.
[Seconds before transmission, almost everything is reset. The lost areas and items reappear, the above-decks areas are restored in their entirety, and the 'space' and sunlight around the ship come back. Zero is returned to normal and anyone teleported down there is automatically released. Anyone who has had their powers or weapons temporarily removed will get them back. Auto-demoted Wardens regain their previous status and everything associated with it.
The loose panels are still around. For some reason, it's raining lightly on deck. A few random bits of furniture in the common rooms have changed colour.
The voice of the 'Admiral' comes from Toshiko's network signature, quiet and tired.]
I don't stand by everything I said, but I don't hold myself above any of it. Anyone who wants to call me a hypocrite, a coward, a sadist, a weakling…
[The feed shifts. Tosh's voice. Hi, Barge.]
I know. I just - I know.
I need…time. To end this without doing any more damage. Tomorrow I'm going to come out. I'm not - I'm not going to fight. I'm not going to defend myself in any way.
[There is a background interjection from Megamind: But I will!
Tosh is quiet for a moment, probably pulling a face at him.]
...Whatever's decided, I'll....go along with it.
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I believe all of those terms apply in this circumstance.
Do you wish to die?
[ The response isn't emotional, just. Satsuki. ]
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But if she says yes, certain parties are going to take that as permission. If she says no, those very same parties are going to take that as justification. So silence seems like the better option here.]
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I know.
But at least you don't need to worry about having a bitch for a Warden.
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Because you could.
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As long as you're detaching from the barge, as long as you're putting right what you messed up, I'll be one of them standing between you and anyone trying to 'urt you.
Not because I agree with anything you said, not because I'd be sorry to see you 'urt; right now I honestly wouldn't. It's still me job to prevent 'arm on this boat, though.
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[For being reasonable more than for agreeing to defend her.]
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Whatever else happens, [And his voice is tight and controlled, almost like his throat's constricted and it's taking him an effort to form each word.] I hope you're unpairing yourself from Erik.
[The "you should know what your new policies, you did and what it did to him" goes unstated, but is still heavily implied. B(]
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[Or at least she can work it out.]
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Without doing any more damage? [Drags a breath in through his teeth.] Is the Barge stable?
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Not one word, Chris. Not one miserable word. This is hard enough.
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Because these people need distracting before they go after you directly or worse, go after my inmate and hold him hostage to get to you! If you got a grain of you in there, try for me. I'm going to have someone lead them that way.
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Kay, I don't know how the loose panels even happened. A lot of things that happened weren't my decision, exactly, I - I don't know if I have the control for 'almost'.
[As much as she knows he has a point and that it's a good idea, if she accidentally does let them into the engine room? That's worse than Kay's current worst-case scenario.]
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Which is what prompts him to ask, entirely calmly:]
Are you still in control of the ship right now?
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Most of it's...gone.
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I understand you're extremely fond of watching inmates suffer. Because you're so special, [her voice is so poisonous a taipan would drop dead from the toxicity] as we all know after seeing you selfishly torture everyone on board, children included, I volunteer to indulge that morbid little fascination for you.
If you ever see me on board this ship, cherish the sight as it will be your last. Considering you can't see the forest for the trees I doubt you'll miss your eyes, and no doubt the Barge will be relieved to see you lose that lying tongue. Since you apparently are incapable of producing worthwhile handiwork, you surely won't need your arms either. Your legs? Well, you're not going anywhere for a long, long time, sister. And as for that sad, warped little brain of yours, I think it'd look beautiful adorning a crowbar. It'll do a lot more good there and on the walls than it ever could in your thick skull.
Of course, that's just one possibility. And you know, Toshiko, we can go over every possibility in painstaking detail.
And if you turn a capable warden on to me? Throw me in Zero for threatening a child-torturing piece of self-righteous shit, that's fine. Because I know everyone on board with a shred of sensibility is crying out for your blood, you stupid, worthless, holier-than-thou corrupted cunt.
How many times do you think you can die?
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Beatrix. What... Stop!
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However.]
I know you don't agree - [Okay, yeah, he's still pissed.] - but I'm still here to do a job and I still don't want people just randomly murdering other people or being murdered because they made stupid, shitty decisions. You get into a tight spot, I'm not on the lynch side.
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Soon as we can get her unhooked I'll explain everything I can-- including why she wasn't in control for... a great deal of this nonsense.
Later.
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Oh My God! Giving up so soon???
[Private, text -- only the Admiral on an extreme technicality, sorry Junko]
[Thank God you're using text so she doesn't have to contend with your freaky Doreamon voice.]
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Why did you do it?
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You're the only person who's asked me that instead of telling me.
[Unfortunately she doesn't have much of an answer yet, at least not one that doesn't sound absolutely horrible to her own ears.]
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You...deliberately tormented, hurt, and imprisoned everyone here. You mocked us all while you did it. You demoted or caused the demotion of a lot of good people out of your own sick, skewed judgment of them. You blinded people. You caused people to be cast into the space between worlds, maybe forever, including two who went willingly just to get away from you. We may never get them back, Sato.
[She labors to catch her breath for several seconds.]
You took away almost everything we had to stave off despair, everything we and the Admiral had built to make this place more livable. Because you were in despair, and you wanted everyone to be as miserable as you have made yourself..
This whole time, if you were so unhappy, you could have just left. But I suppose that wasn't dramatic and attention-getting enough for you. Instead, you chose to punish every one of us because the Barge is so imperfect, including those of us who work our arses off to make it better!
You took away the pub I worked so hard on with Faith and the others, and when a great lot of us got together to rebuild it, you took it away again. Out of spite. And then you want to go on and claim that we deserve it. You couldn't be any more full of shite if you were an elephant in need of an enema.
And now you're putting on a show of being contrite. Except that it's a bloody sham, especially compared to the month you just put us all through! I know you enjoyed it. You were gloating while you hurt us. I don't care how you or your paramour try to justify it, you're poison. I never want to see you or your defenders around me, my Inmate or especially my Pub, again.
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It's more or less what she wanted everyone to take away from this, anyway.]
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But that won't happen, will it? Because you'll just be coddled and defended like the last warden who pulled something like this.
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And I don't want to be defended. I'm not asking to be. If anyone else does, it's their choice.
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I'm doing everything I can.
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Tell me why we should trust you.
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...I don't either, but we are back where we should be.
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After all of this, it's just you?
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Besides, what I want to do to you, you would never submit to. No one would. So stay in there, safe as houses, where none of us gets what we want except the wardens. Business as usual, right?
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She didn't ask for anyone to protect her, and she's not happy that it's a choice they made. But she's completely fine with people making their own assumptions and running with them, because nobody's going to believe anything she says to contradict them anyway.]
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private; /and throws the more rational character too, what the hey
All except for one woman, that is. His concern and curiosity for her aren't friendly, necessarily, but they are genuine.]
Toshiko, is it? [Yeah he's not sure he's saying that right :T ]
Are you all right?
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I'm fine.
[Lying and bracing herself it is, then.]
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