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enigmaestro in capeandcowl

[ the thirty-second ] / [ voice ]

Jul 11, 2011 00:09

Tragic, isn't it? The disappointment that haunts endeavors. Individuals. No matter how much faith you invest, no matter how much you care. No matter what guidance you offer.

This is why I never took on sidekicks.

When does a person no longer deserve a second chance? Is there even such a thing?

[Encrypted to Mitchell Hundred.]I'm obligated to ( Read more... )

edward nygma | riddler

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private; afeatherpillow July 11 2011, 04:16:20 UTC

What is this?

private; enigmaestro July 11 2011, 04:17:08 UTC

Shockingly, it's not directed at you.

private; afeatherpillow July 11 2011, 04:19:23 UTC

But it's directed at someone.

private; enigmaestro July 11 2011, 04:20:12 UTC

Possibly even someone you know!

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[Voice] rossum_ceo July 11 2011, 04:19:34 UTC

People can disappoint, but I've found they can often exceed even your best expectations of them. Sometimes though for them to reach that point you have to hold back on the advice and let them make their own mistakes. The important part is being there for them to help correct those mistakes. Those lessons are usually not forgotten easily.

I'll admit it's hard to do sometimes, but as much as we might want to protect someone it's a necessary thing for their growth.

SO yes, people often deserve second chances. Maybe even a third. In the end it's usually worth it.

[Voice] enigmaestro July 11 2011, 04:21:12 UTC

I'm sure you're right, honestly. After all, if we poured in the investment for that first chance, why flounder halfway through?

[Voice] rossum_ceo July 11 2011, 04:24:27 UTC

Exactly.

Was the investment in this case substantial?

[Voice] enigmaestro July 11 2011, 04:25:54 UTC

Rarely do I invest in such a manner. So, yes, it was.

Have your investments fared well, if you don't mind me asking? I wouldn't mind a touch of statistical data. It's heartwarming.

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enigmaestro July 11 2011, 04:22:14 UTC

Well. I did already prefer henchgirls.

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enigmaestro July 11 2011, 04:24:59 UTC

You're just jealous.

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disillusionists July 11 2011, 04:21:13 UTC

[ if her text could make sounds, it would sound delighted. ]

Problem, Nygma?

enigmaestro July 11 2011, 04:22:39 UTC

I wasn't aware that Captain Obvious was your alias, Rose.

disillusionists July 11 2011, 04:25:35 UTC

That's what the giant "C.O." is on my chest for.
I warned you, bro.

[ why yes she is memeing at you. ]

enigmaestro July 11 2011, 04:27:02 UTC

You may called me Nygma, or Edward, but never "bro".

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Encrypted; voice homomachinis July 11 2011, 04:32:13 UTC

Wow, that makes it sound like a chore. What's going on? Or rather, what else is going on?

Encrypted; voice enigmaestro July 11 2011, 04:33:55 UTC

Oh dear, I surely didn't mean to damage your ego in the slightest. Oh no.

[Beat.]

I think we ought to call a meeting together. To address the inevitable bad things that will come.

You can thank Mr. Katurian for the sentiment of civic duty.

Encrypted; voice homomachinis July 11 2011, 04:38:16 UTC

Its fragile! Damaging it could render ms unfit for duty, and then the city could go up in flames within the hour!

Although, it's not a bad idea. Something is going to happen with this, and really at the end of the day, I can't question that it'll be bad, but what the magnitude will be.

Encrypted; voice enigmaestro July 11 2011, 04:48:54 UTC

Falsehood -- oh. I hate it when it ignited on sarcasm.

Mm. You'll want to set one soon. Time is ticking and all that.

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