Who: Alessa and 6
When: Thursday of Saw week (why yes we are backtagging)
Where: 6's room, 16B
Summary: Alessa's a massive hypocrite with very flagrant double-standards. The facility thinks it's time she actually punished someone she loves.
Rating: PG-13 to R
Warnings: Violence, child abuse, and mind-rape.
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She says, 'Just take him down.' )
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Then a light came on. A painfully bright one that just made a beam. Alessa has to squint to allow her eyes to adjust, but now she and 6 are visible to each other. "6...?"
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" ... y-yes ... "
This was all becoming so familiar. And when situations did that, it was normally a bad thing.
((ooc; Do you want to take Val or should I?))
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A piece of paper is in front of 6. It's folded up neatly with the words 'read me out loud' written on it.
Inside, it reads:
Alessa,
Your task is to judge and punish, yet you sit back and allow the sinful to walk free because of your own feelings for them. You know his sins. Punish him for it within the next thirty minutes or the rings around your limbs will shoot out spikes and bleed you to death. You will not come back with limbs you lose.
Judgment day, Alessa.
Soul piece,
You as a whole have escaped punishment for destruction you have wrought. Now there is only you as a piece to take the punishment.
((OOC: Val isn't talking out in these traps, I don't think; it was almost always in a note.))
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Then when 6 finished, she crossed her arms, nodding in understanding. "Okay. We have to wait thirty minutes, then. Have any idea how we can pass the time?"
For her, the choice was very clear. She didn't even know why the Consortium bothered threatening her with a physical punishment. She would gladly take it for 6's sake.
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He could always be fixed, put back together regardless of what others did to him, because he wasn't human. He didn't have blood and bones and flesh, but she did. It was an awful thing to break a human, he didn't want to see it happen and know that it could have been stopped. Especially if that human was her.
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She shook her head, clenching one fist. "Wouldn't be the first time I haven't been fixed. I'm still here, aren't I?" She examined him, her tiny delicate friend, so fragile. "You don't know the things I do. You'd be the one who couldn't be fixed."
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He didn't really know any other way to state the truth. When you live your whole short life knowing you're marked to die, and when no matter how alive you feel you know you'll never be 'really alive', you have to be okay with the idea of death and being broken so badly that you just can't be fixed.
"C-can't let them break you ... too awful ... too cruel ... "
Not her, and not because of him. It just couldn't happen. It wasn't fair.
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She purses her lips, trying to understand. Her pain hurts people. Her pain hurts people she cares about. 6 is getting hurt either way.
"And I don't want to break you, either."
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"Not living. Alive ... b-but ... not living. Not human stuff. Fake."
But not 'machine', no he will never refer to himself with that word.
"So ... if broken ... can fix. Is alright."
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"You're not fake. You can't fix everything."
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It's true that there's not a person or thing in the world that's safe from everything. But, he's a lot safer than most. He's been ripped to bits before and is still there, still alive.
"Do not want you hurt. Would hurt with you."
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"...You sure about this?"
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Afraid, ya, but very certain. It would be wrong of him to allow another living thing to hurt when he could prevent it. And it would absolutely shatter him to be responsible for a friend's suffering.
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