Dorian "miscast in role as murderer" Pavus (
tevinteriscoming) wrote2016-06-13 08:44 pm
open; Tuesday evening; cafeteria
[So you decided to come to this spontaneous gathering. Not Dorian's gathering, mind. He's not leading this, it was just a suggestion some people made and one of those people who made it was Dorian.
But nonetheless, you are here, in the cafeteria, at the time suggested by Dorian.]
But nonetheless, you are here, in the cafeteria, at the time suggested by Dorian.]

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Well, I'll start, I suppose. It seems, following last week's events, that we ought to talk about these murders and the motives, yes? I think it imperative to stress that, tempting as these motives almost certainly are to some of us, they are also almost certainly false promises.
Do we understand that? Whatever they offer, you cannot expect that you will live to enjoy the prize. That's the nature of making bargains with demons.
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Rather, this sort of magic never ends well.
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But I would suggest that I also doubt very much any motive where they would return us home, free to go. Surely you're familiar with demons.
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I still stand by our best bet being maybe figuring out how to make a deal with the AI instead.
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[Thank you, Dorian. Marinette couldn't agree more.]
I doubt these 'motives' are even real to begin with. It has to be a trick!
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These sorts of promises and deals are the manner in which malevolent spirits and creatures increase their power. They seldom end well for the humans who accept them.
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I hate curfews as much as the next guy, but I also hate people killing each other for shitty reasons.
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[Hmmmm...]
Jessie won't do it. It'd be a waste of time to ask her.
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[And he has no idea how the hell that will be enforced, or how legitimate it is, but if those three are willing to go for it then by all means.]
What makes you think Jessie won't?
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{ He discussed it even, at one point, with someone else. }
On one hand, even a patrol wouldn't be guaranteed to be perfect. An item on that tool list is a cloaking device, to start off with. Not to mention that all-access card.
On another, it could deter a murderer, but unlikely if they're desperate enough to try in the first place.
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[Ugh, he hates secret surprises that he isn't in on.]
It may not be perfect, but it would give them trouble. Maybe help make alibis a little harder to fake.
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[ she'll leave out the fact that her gun isn't particularly powerful, but it could get the job done regardless. ]
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[He's seen some hoarders, okay. There's a sigh.]
If none are opposed, I was going to propose a running inventory be taken of the supplies we have at hand.
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[oops she's a hoarder]
That doesn't mean I think it's a bad idea to keep track of it all, though.
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[Prepare for conversation, and make it without accusation.]
Did you see that list of items? It's full of weapons, but don't be a fool about it. If anyone asks for a universal room access card, we'll have to consider a frame job every single time someone is murdered. It's something all of you inexperienced do-gooders need to remember! I'd certainly frame someone for a theft job if I had the chance.
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Wouldn't the universal room access card be valid only for murdering purposes? More concretely, to murder Raleigh or Maria? That is how I interpreted it.
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We could always, you know, get rid of the weapons.
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