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didntgetdadslooks) wrote2020-04-05 06:22 pm
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OFFICE HOURS
Got something you want to say to your good friend The Professor's Assistant? Come on in, don't be shy! Her official hours are daylight hours - girl has to sleep? after all, probably - but if you knock on the door at night she'll generally answer. Please just make sure to leave the in-game date and time in the header of your toplevel!
All comments are screened for confidentiality during the course of the experiment.
All comments are screened for confidentiality during the course of the experiment.
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No one was too bad. Which was nice, since I wasn't in the best place to have a bunch of people yelling at me.
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[Just saying.
Anyway, wiggles over there has decided it's having enough of being held, so Birkin will just. sit somewhere and put the damn thing in his lap because jesus, yes, he gets it, you're going to ruin all the clothing he has by the end of the week.]
I'm not too in the mood to yell at you over that, seeing as it's not like it's going to matter back home for much longer. If people find out here then that'll suck for me, but it's not like that matters since the damage has already been done.
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[ She nods. ]
Well, I definitely appreciate you not yelling.
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cw: unethical experimentation, child abuse
William Birkin has been perfecting his research by way of human experimentation and torture for twenty years, with his most recent subjects being the wards of the Raccoon City Orphanage.
He doesn't seem bothered by her seeing it, exactly, just kind of distant.]
It's like you said the first time. I'm not exactly a nice person, you know?
hoo boy here we go
She takes it and reads it over, face not shocked at least. ]
Definitely not something I'd accuse you of. But it doesn't seem like something you'd accuse yourself of, either.
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[He shrugs a bit.]
I don't regret anything I've done. And I do think it's worth it. But I know what I've had to do to get here and I know it makes me one of the bad guys. I get it.
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[ She shrugs. ]
I'm not exactly working for the greatest company in the world, either.
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[ She nods. ]
I can't think of a lot of people who wouldn't be upset by that, yeah.
cw: more spectacularly unethical experimentation
[Mm.]
Not that it makes it any better, but I kind of inherited Lisa. She was the first test subject Al and I got, but she'd been there since before either of us were... [...] ...Well, before I was signed on, anyway. He was there longer than me. But either way, she was just sort of given to us, it's not like it's all been fucking over orphans and shit.
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Look, at the end of the day I'm not the one whose opinion of you you're going to have to worry about, but I do sympathize with inheriting weird stuff at a job.
[ Sort of... gestures around. ]
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I don't think you fucking get that you're going to be complicit in a whole lot of murder. But hey, it's worth it if a bunch of strangers die so you can see the outside world, right?
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I'm not stupid enough to think after The Professor started dropping motives on you guys that there won't be murder. I kinda hoped last week, but now I know that's not happening. If he keeps going, someone's going to crack. My job has changed from "try to keep everyone happy" to "try to keep as many of you alive as I can, if I can, while the number of things I can do shrinks," really freaking quickly, because there are some big questions I didn't think to ask up front.
You're right, though - people are going to die, and I'm going to have to sit in here and let it happen. That's the consequence of the choice I made, even if I didn't see it when I made it.
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[ She grimaces a little, as if in pain, then settles down from the admittedly small display of anger. ]
Look, we can hang out here and swap terrible things we've done all night if you want, I'm fine with that. My list isn't quite as long as yours, but I'll figure something out. But if you want something approaching help, here's my official offer that at any time we can get back to that instead.
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You've always got goddamn options, even if you don't like them. My options were defend my life's work and die, which I went ahead and decided to do, or keep being used by those people I owe. Knowing that, I think you can see where I don't have a lot of sympathy for this "oh, if I die I'll just be replaced by someone else" crap. Yeah, of course you will. But if you want to keep pretending you're a good person in all of this, you'd find a way to make sure that the person complicit in all of this isn't you.
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[Like, seriously.]
I personally don't give a fuck what you do. You're the one insisting on sitting here playing victim. Do you actually listen to yourself when you say things? Literally everything you've been saying is phrased like you're a good person who made a few mistakes, and now you're being made to suffer by having to watch other people die. Which would be fine and all if you weren't doing that particular whining to the people actually on the chopping block.
We're the ones expected to actually sacrifice ourselves for someone else here. Great that you get to choose to die when you think it's meaningful enough, but we don't get that fucking luxury. Think before you open your mouth.
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By your own logic, none of you are actually under any obligation to kill each other - after all duress isn't an excuse for murder, right? I came down here to try to keep people from killing each other in an exercise the guy who saved my life was going to be running, something I was told was a perfectly valid result in that experiment, and now the board has shifted and I don't have my next step yet. You don't have to give a shit as much as I don't have to give a shit about what you're saying, but I'm trying to talk to you. But please, sit around complaining about my phrasing some more and then insisting you don't care what I do, it's really productive.
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None of us are under any obligation to kill, but you know realistically that someone's going to, if only because they're stupid enough to believe the bullshit about a lack of end date. I actually don't think that's genuine, for what it's worth, though I haven't figured out how he intends this to end yet.
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[ She shrugs. ]
I'm not allowed to confirm or deny, and I sure as hell don't feel like breaking that rule for you right now.
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