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[in_likeflynn]

Ah.

[ He's not sure where to begin. Maybe he should have figured that out before he actually started the post, but that's beside the point. There's an awkward pause. ]I am not sure of the proper procedure is for temporary insanity, if... If my recent foray into crime can be called such a thing. I suppose that is the question I'm posing, here

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[manlytear]

Ah. You were at the Institute on Monday, I take it?

[in_likeflynn]

I was, yes.

[manlytear]

I believe the authorities will be understanding, especially considering that you are apologetic about it. You were not the only one who was affected in such a way.

[in_likeflynn]

I am trying to be careful in making such assumptions. I think being straightforward is the best way to go about this, however. Hopefully, it will work properly.

[manlytear]

I wish you luck. I know that there are many who witnessed the attack on the Institute. The perpetrator made no effort to hide his identity, so it seems that everyone already knows who to blame for this.

[in_likeflynn]

Yes. He's quite mad and well-known for it.

[manlytear]

It makes me wonder why he is not already locked up.

[in_likeflynn]

It's a complicated situation, to my understanding. He's a slippery character.

[manlytear]

I suppose I can understand that.

[in_likeflynn]

Yes. What would a super-villain be without the amazing ability to always evade incarceration?

[manlytear]

Ah, true. I would say that this is a prime example of the necessity of capital punishment, though the rules of death in this world complicate matters.

[in_likeflynn]

I would not advocate such a thing regardless.

[manlytear]

And what do you suggest should be done with a mass murderer who will not stay locked up?

[in_likeflynn]

I have only answers that I'm sure you would find unsatisfying. It's a complicated matter.