[Please don't lump her in with the people who decided Kaz was a Toblerone?
At first, she only cared because, well. Look at her. Without necromancy, with a progressively worsening brain condition, she was an obvious choice of victim. She wanted to find the person responsible for the murders and make a brutal example of them, to make clear to any other potential vultures that she was not easy prey.
And then someone who had been kind to her was hurt. And Harrow - has never known how to offer comfort or words of consolation. All she knows how to do is act. Some small part of her believed she could repair grief by delivering answers. Beyond that, why should she care? She's never felt her objections to murder were moral ones, merely - she is already two hundred dead children, two hundred and one ghosts bundled in one girl. She is a walking crime scene, and she is so, so tired. She isn't sure she'll be able to shoulder any more pain, but if pragmatism demanded it, perhaps she would have no choice.
Her conversations with other Avatars, other than him, had led her in various ways to believe pragmatism would demand it eventually.
She's thinking about something someone said to her recently. If you feel conflicted about something, that just means you had more than one important thing in your life, right?
If she wants to see the end of this without adding more debts to her tab, if she wants to get what she wants while continuing to protect the ones she cares about, without cutting herself into even more pieces, why shouldn't she?
It really does make sense to her, why he was assigned to this particular sin. He has encouraged her to become greedy.]
I do wish to find answers, so please continue to hold them. I see their use, so long as we - make better use of the time given.
[they don't, at least. harrow is one of the people they genuinely assumes doesn't need the extra help, and also assumes that not giving her hints or handholding her way through will only inspire her to work harder.
or perhaps that's just another way the greed is talking by demanding that those they trust continue to push ahead and demand more from the people around them.
but, there's a nod.]
I realize these trials are actually quite unfair to you. Normally a trial will run for no more than three days, and an investigation is done prior to the first day. Once court is adjourned, there's time to investigate further. To cram everything into a mere nine hours is completely ridiculous, but it's still possible to do.
A question for you. Seeing how last week went, what would you propose to ensure a better use of your time?
[Me knowing all this, meanwhile Harrow throwing a fit because Sasazuka got a special item from him and she didn't.]
Redirect more quickly from theories that don't go anywhere. [Toberlones.] Make more efficient use of time. It is as you say - our primary constraint is time.
Precisely. And keep in mind that your killers are among you. They will do everything that they can to keep themselves from being caught, including presenting distractions or derailing your line of thought to send you on a new tangent. You must persist to keep proving what it is you've set out to prove.
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At first, she only cared because, well. Look at her. Without necromancy, with a progressively worsening brain condition, she was an obvious choice of victim. She wanted to find the person responsible for the murders and make a brutal example of them, to make clear to any other potential vultures that she was not easy prey.
And then someone who had been kind to her was hurt. And Harrow - has never known how to offer comfort or words of consolation. All she knows how to do is act. Some small part of her believed she could repair grief by delivering answers. Beyond that, why should she care? She's never felt her objections to murder were moral ones, merely - she is already two hundred dead children, two hundred and one ghosts bundled in one girl. She is a walking crime scene, and she is so, so tired. She isn't sure she'll be able to shoulder any more pain, but if pragmatism demanded it, perhaps she would have no choice.
Her conversations with other Avatars, other than him, had led her in various ways to believe pragmatism would demand it eventually.
She's thinking about something someone said to her recently. If you feel conflicted about something, that just means you had more than one important thing in your life, right?
If she wants to see the end of this without adding more debts to her tab, if she wants to get what she wants while continuing to protect the ones she cares about, without cutting herself into even more pieces, why shouldn't she?
It really does make sense to her, why he was assigned to this particular sin. He has encouraged her to become greedy.]
I do wish to find answers, so please continue to hold them. I see their use, so long as we - make better use of the time given.
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or perhaps that's just another way the greed is talking by demanding that those they trust continue to push ahead and demand more from the people around them.
but, there's a nod.]
I realize these trials are actually quite unfair to you. Normally a trial will run for no more than three days, and an investigation is done prior to the first day. Once court is adjourned, there's time to investigate further. To cram everything into a mere nine hours is completely ridiculous, but it's still possible to do.
A question for you. Seeing how last week went, what would you propose to ensure a better use of your time?
no subject
Redirect more quickly from theories that don't go anywhere. [Toberlones.] Make more efficient use of time. It is as you say - our primary constraint is time.
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Precisely. And keep in mind that your killers are among you. They will do everything that they can to keep themselves from being caught, including presenting distractions or derailing your line of thought to send you on a new tangent. You must persist to keep proving what it is you've set out to prove.