[Private] No sugarcoating here!brokenweaponApril 15 2011, 03:28:24 UTC
You have to change whatever it is that got you sent here to leave. If you don't make progress or even try, then one day the Admiral's patience wears thin and you disappear right off the ship.
[Private] Too bad Bourne's elf buddy isn't around. He could give them sugar cookies. ;)sixthanimorphApril 15 2011, 03:32:41 UTC
[That hits him hard. He remembers that guy he talked to, the Motorcycle Boy. The way he just vanished, and it was like he had never even existed.]
So, in other words, if the Admiral doesn't see someone playing his games he gets rid of them. [The hostility ebbs, but if anything, the look he's eyeing Bourne with now is even worse. He looks furtive, wary. It's a desperate, dangerous look.]
[Private] This is a boat of paranoia.brokenweaponApril 15 2011, 04:07:27 UTC
[If Bourne were a bad person, or someone with a twisted sense of humor, he would say something innocuous yet sinister in context and let the kid stew. Fortunately for David, he is a better person than his mun. Besides, Bourne figures he's been shaken up enough already with only the basic facts about the place. He'll cut the kid some slack.
But he can guess what David's thinking, 'cause it's about what he would be thinking too. Cut off the snake's head and the body stops wriggling.]
If you're thinking about trying to find the Admiral, good luck. There've been riots in the past, people trying to find him and overthrow him. It never ends well for them.
[Private] No wonder he's fitting in so well.sixthanimorphApril 15 2011, 04:22:24 UTC
[As before, Bourne's act of kindness goes completely unnoticed by David. He's too busy thinking of plans to flush the Admiral out. He has no idea how well Bourne already understands the way he thinks, so when he mentions finding the Admiral, David's head jerks up and a for a moment he looks stunned, caught off-guard.]
[Then the mask goes back up again.]
Yeah. He doesn't sound like the type who tolerates rebellion. And I bet you were right there doing his dirty work too.
You've got to be kidding.
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I don't need 'rehabilitating'. You wanna do rehab, go find a druggie.
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So, in other words, if the Admiral doesn't see someone playing his games he gets rid of them. [The hostility ebbs, but if anything, the look he's eyeing Bourne with now is even worse. He looks furtive, wary. It's a desperate, dangerous look.]
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Basically.
[But that reaction lets Bourne know that David doesn't like people playing games with him. Something we have in common.]
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Right. I'll remember that.
[Which only means he's working with a time limit. Take out the Admiral before the Admiral takes him out. I can't afford to waste time.]
Anything else I should know?
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But he can guess what David's thinking, 'cause it's about what he would be thinking too. Cut off the snake's head and the body stops wriggling.]
If you're thinking about trying to find the Admiral, good luck. There've been riots in the past, people trying to find him and overthrow him. It never ends well for them.
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[Then the mask goes back up again.]
Yeah. He doesn't sound like the type who tolerates rebellion. And I bet you were right there doing his dirty work too.
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