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I'd like to take a survey. You're under no obligation to participate, and all answers will remain anonymous, even to myself. [Possibly, maaybe, lying about that?]

Poll

[Filtered to Martha]

A chat, please, when you have the time.

Comments

[Private] assuming they've been properly introduced

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Fishing, Adrian?

[Private]

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Any information can be useful, but I wouldn't want to intrude on anyone's comfort zone. [LOL, bullshit]

[Private]

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[Yeah, he kind of figures that. :P]

That's usually the point of personal questions.

Hear anything interesting?

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I can't help but find it a bit laughable that so far 100 percent of the people polled so far have selected "no" for whether or not progress has been made.

[Private]

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That's not exactly surprising.

The ratio of inmates who actually graduate to the ones who only pass through is probably fairly skewed.

[Private]

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What I'm actually looking for is how many people actually want to graduate. The ones who do not are more interesting to me.

[Private]

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Why's that?

[He doesn't want to, but shhhhhh. >_>]

[Private]

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It takes a lot of will-power and strength to condemn yourself to an eternity in this purgatory.

[Neither does he. Shhhh.]

[Private]

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Since there are inmates who disappear without graduating, I wouldn't exactly call it eternal condemnation.

It's more arbitrary than anything else.

[Ooooo, they can secretly not want to graduate together. :3]

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In order to graduate, one has to want to graduate, and if they want to graduate, they have to actually want to change. If one puts effort into changing, then it's guaranteed that they will get out of here.

It's likely the ones who disappear merely return to being dead, which also makes it risky, almost a suicide to choose that over a second life, if one chooses to trust arbitrary chance.

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Maybe they do, maybe they don't. Hard to say, since some of them probably were putting effort into their own 'rehabilitation'.

The Admiral isn't exactly a reasonable overseer.

[Private]

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Again, very true. I had a discussion with a young man involving whether or not to trust the admiral. I, for one, certainly don't place very much faith in him.

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Since graduation seems more like an afterthought than the reason for us being here, I'm inclined to agree.