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Sep 17, 2010 00:08

My new warden is a detective. The irony is not lost on me, Admiral. [Sigh.] It does make one wonder. Does anyone actually like their warden ( Read more... )

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charmedandperky September 16 2010, 15:23:24 UTC

Aw, and I thought we were getting along so well.

[Filtered hard away from Eddie] doctor_j_crane September 16 2010, 23:12:22 UTC

I don't think there's a single warden who I actually like. [Pause.] Although Nygma is a slightly different kettle of fish. He doesn't count.

[Filtered away from Eddie] charmedandperky September 17 2010, 11:27:56 UTC

I'm going to assume because of the whole Batman/Gotham thing rather than something insidious.

[Filtered away from Eddie] doctor_j_crane September 18 2010, 02:12:03 UTC

The Batman is an excellent subject for bonding. Regardless, Nygma's a warden. He would never do anything insidious. It's rather boring.

[Filtered away from Eddie] charmedandperky September 18 2010, 11:35:53 UTC

Because wardens are the good guys and the inmates are the bad guys, huh?

I know you're cautious and it's not like you're my inmate any more, so I won't worry. [Except she will.]

[Filtered away from Eddie] doctor_j_crane September 18 2010, 12:44:25 UTC

That's how the system works. That's how the systems always worked.

Caution is what I tend to do best. [She's probably making the right call.]

[Filtered away from Eddie] charmedandperky September 18 2010, 12:49:32 UTC

I think that's how the systems like to
think they work, whether they're successful, well, I don't think the justice systems in my world is any more infallible than yours.

Ok.

[Filtered away from Eddie] doctor_j_crane September 19 2010, 06:52:58 UTC

Hypothetically, the Admiral may be infalliable. And don't all the wardens answer to him?

[Filtered away from Eddie] charmedandperky September 19 2010, 10:02:19 UTC

Guess that depends on your hypothesis. Floods, at least in the opinion of the large majority, suggests that he isn't. And where there is a flaw one place, it's unreasonable to expect there to be no flaws anywhere else.

I've had a lot a bosses, some even called themselves 'Fate' but I don't believe they're infalliable.

Maybe, the Admiral cares less about warden's morals and more about how their talents can be used to change the inmates. For the better I guess.

[Filtered away from Eddie] doctor_j_crane September 19 2010, 23:56:31 UTC

Your logic is sound, but we need to consider the fact that we only see what the Admiral wants us to see. He could be steering right into the floods for all we know.

Well, I wouldn't know about that. Frankly, I'm unclear on how Nygma could change anyone.

[Filtered away from Eddie] charmedandperky September 20 2010, 11:25:30 UTC

Guess the proof is in the eating on that one.

[Filtered away from Eddie] doctor_j_crane September 21 2010, 06:42:00 UTC

I suppose so. Time will tell.

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