Curious, I suppose. I was interested in knowing if you were disabling him to prevent him from attacking someone or if it was to make it easier to kill him.
Who said it wasn't both? People can have more than one reason behind their actions. [A pause.] Though, F-Y-I, I didn't lie to you when I explained why I wanted that power. I just decided he could get fucked after I learned he saved himself. And yes, I am fully aware of how hypocritical that is after tonight.
[there's...something almost like a tinge of sympathy from them that doesn't entirely match up, though they pause to consider this.]
Let me ask you something else then. If it had been another murderer, or even perhaps if it had been Enomoto himself who was in Childe's position and he saved himself. Would you feel the same way?
[biased or not, even if she's admitted it they're going to challenge that point of view.]
[Wow. Hope that twinge of sympathy is for Lust who has to deal with the fallout, but it would be funny if it was for Childe.
Sheila just hums, going along with it.]
Depends on a lot of factors. In this hypothetical scenario, die Mineo kill a woman who was already paralyzed with a fucking toaster? Was he completely unrepentant of what he did? And if he did, was he also turned on by the ultra violence?
Let's remove the latter two and focus on the former. How is a paralyzed woman any different than a man who has been rendered useless and defenseless in a fight?
[just remember that greed is a prosecutor and will always go down the rabbit hole of hypotheticals.]
Hey, being objective does not come easily to the undead. [She can't not be biased.] But we don't have to talk about this. We can talk about anything else. Literally any other subject.
I should hope not. [they. think about this. no, probably no meth.] Rest assure it isn't available to anyone else. I think the opium is more than enough.
[it's obvious they think that's already too much.]
Have you ever spoken to Sloth for any length of time? I feel using the word "pressure" is a very loose definition. A minor suggestion, and they're likely to do whatever they feel like doing.
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I didn't know it'd be them, specifically... But I would've been shocked if no one tried at all, or even thought about it. Why?
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Who said it wasn't both? People can have more than one reason behind their actions. [A pause.] Though, F-Y-I, I didn't lie to you when I explained why I wanted that power. I just decided he could get fucked after I learned he saved himself. And yes, I am fully aware of how hypocritical that is after tonight.
[She is, unfortunately, extremely biased. ]
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Let me ask you something else then. If it had been another murderer, or even perhaps if it had been Enomoto himself who was in Childe's position and he saved himself. Would you feel the same way?
[biased or not, even if she's admitted it they're going to challenge that point of view.]
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Sheila just hums, going along with it.]
Depends on a lot of factors. In this hypothetical scenario, die Mineo kill a woman who was already paralyzed with a fucking toaster? Was he completely unrepentant of what he did? And if he did, was he also turned on by the ultra violence?
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Let's remove the latter two and focus on the former. How is a paralyzed woman any different than a man who has been rendered useless and defenseless in a fight?
[just remember that greed is a prosecutor and will always go down the rabbit hole of hypotheticals.]
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The paralyzed woman didn't wave her metaphorical murder dick at me and my friends.
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[he could argue, but there's a few sparks of exhaustion there. this trial aged them regardless.]
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Hey, being objective does not come easily to the undead. [She can't not be biased.] But we don't have to talk about this. We can talk about anything else. Literally any other subject.
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...what would you like to talk about then? I'm still not any better at small talk than I was weeks ago.
[...it's sort of a joke but also sort of true.]
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Anyway—]
Let's go back to the original original topic: Sloth's meth.
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A terrible idea. I'm unsure of how much was ingested but the withdrawals were not exactly the best to witness.
[sloth your tweaking...]
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[SLOTH, YOUR TWEAKING... She is absolutely clutching her pearls over here.]
The pot I'm okay with. The opium— debatable. But where the fuck did the meth come from? Don't tell me there are more drugs on the next floor.
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[it's obvious they think that's already too much.]
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Thank god. Did no one ever teach them the dangers of hard drugs? Someone should sit them down to watch 80s ad campaigns. Now, those were brutal.
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[greed this is like every suburban mother's nightmare]
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Have you ever spoken to Sloth for any length of time? I feel using the word "pressure" is a very loose definition. A minor suggestion, and they're likely to do whatever they feel like doing.
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[greed you are a lawyer go work in drug court]
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[no, never.]
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