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[championoftime]

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[iam_aghost]

It's not exactly an uncommon concern, is it?

If you think it'll affect his inmate, isn't it best to mention it to him? Express that you understand his concerns, but you're worried it might affect the way his inmate acts?

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[championoftime]

I am.

I suppose I could, I'm just wary of involvement, personally.

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[iam_aghost]

Yes, but if you're saying this to us, sir, you are getting involved, and perhaps with the wrong people. Your concerns should be expressed to him, and carefully so, rather than to us.

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[championoftime]

Consider it only asking for advice in this case. And I thank you for giving it.

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[iam_aghost]

I would advise you to talk to him before anyone else. I would also advise you to not assume you know what's best for his inmate more than he does - or not to make him feel that way.

Which, and I mean no offence, the fact you are asking about this, implies that you do.

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[championoftime]

It's.... it's not that I assume I know more about his inmate, really.

It's that I'm concerned for one of our other staff.

Rex Lewis. At times can be completely unsavoury, and at times an extremely bright lad with all the potential in the world. It-

Well, I suppose I could explain the whole of it but as apparently I've put my foot in mouth yet again I'll eventually talk to him. [No he won't. This is the last anyone will hear of it.]

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[iam_aghost]

If they have a history, you have to at least trust on some level that he will have taken this into account. It is his own inmate, and he should be aware of conflicts and potential conflicts.

If some conflict is furthered because of this, then that should probably be an issue between Mr Lewis' warden and Mr Russett.