Mar 30, 2008 18:17
"At what point is it no longer possible to fix political problems from within the system. What would you do in such a situation?"
"And how would you convince someone very stubborn that your home is no longer safe and you must leave, when they seem determined to stay no matter the consequences?"
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"Sometimes, trying to get someone to leave won't work. I'd be happier if someone was here with me but, unfortunately, since she's a soldier, her loyalty to the military and commanding officer has to come first." Ed shrugs.
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"This is not the same. Papa does not want to leave the Citadel, but the government has demanded to examine all of the robots there. We can not allow this. Some of them are illegal and have been for a very long time. If the government were to find this out, they would be destroyed. And it is also likely we would be arrested."
"My brothers and the others that live with us will not be able to defend the Citadel if the Maverick Hunters are sent against us. There is no choice but to evacuate to the Nexus, where we can not be found. Or if we were we could not be attacked because of the field."
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Ed winces. "Any particular reason they're illegal? And last I checked, people here tend to frown on people trying to drag others back to their own realities against their will."
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Ed twitches. "Yeah, probably a good idea to get them over here."
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Ed nods. "I can understand the distrust because of old problems thing actually... But I've learned when to, if not put it aside, at least ignore it."
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"He may not react real well to being tied up, you realize," Ed says, fidgeting.
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"Point," Ed acknowledges. "I've just got issues involving being tied up."
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Ed nods. "I know. It's how I got my brother here and how I brought my girlfriend here for a visit once."
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"Heh. Have fun doing that."
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