122 - WHOA THERE finally addressing some flood issues

Jan 31, 2010 16:19

I've been here for nearly two years now, and while others may have seen results, I have not. It's become clear to me that no matter what course I'd have taken, the end result would have been the same: they live. My men and I die. Perhaps, if I had been a better man-- by whatever metric you wardens measure it by-- I'd have had no second chance at ( Read more... )

west just kinda hates you all, my booooyz, i hate you too farrell, kind of a dick, i hate you jim

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Morgan will want to shake your hand later, Howie. Thank you :| gimmethemap January 31 2010, 23:26:56 UTC
:c major_west February 1 2010, 01:15:45 UTC
There was no "right thing" in that situation. Had I done what would have likely averted my status as an Inmate, I'd have betrayed the very people who were relying upon me.

It's better than being dead.

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major_west February 1 2010, 01:23:28 UTC
Having retained memories of the road not taken, thanks to that flood, I fail to see any real difference. Perhaps my conscience was clearer, but I was a traitor with a death wish.

You're essentially questioning my present existence. Yes, this is preferable to death.

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but but but West's an atheist :C major_west February 1 2010, 01:44:21 UTC
No. I have found things here that I never dreamt I could have back home.

Not particularly. There may well be nothing at all beyond the Barge.

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BILLY > NOT RAPING GIRLS, SORRY major_west February 1 2010, 01:53:23 UTC
You don't even know what I did. Perhaps I suffer no guilt at all, most days.

The only judgement I have ever faced was my arrival here. If this is the worst the universe has to offer, I'll accept it.

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major_west February 1 2010, 02:16:00 UTC
I would've seen some wrong with the alternative, too. It means nothing.

Oh, it absolutely isn't the best. But I don't put in any stock in the vague possibility of a 'heaven' or a 'hell.'

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major_west February 1 2010, 02:27:12 UTC
Yes. Perhaps, if I had acted differently and my men had lived, I would happily go back and make efforts to right my wrongs. But I see now that no matter what I'd done, they were marked for death.

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major_west February 1 2010, 02:35:39 UTC
Everything I'd done was for them, not for me. It does make the act worthless when I find that even repenting, even doing the opposite, would have STILL brought their deaths.

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