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Jun 22, 2011 21:49

[The camera angle shows a clear view of the inside of a front loading dryer. Through the clear, if slightly linty, plastic on the front you can see a steak sitting inside. It looks rather raw. Almost oozing, really ( Read more... )

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needshumility June 22 2011, 12:03:05 UTC

[Eddie comes on screen] Um. Sorry about that, everyone.

[He thrusts a scrubbing brush off camera,] Victor, get cleaning.

[And back to everyone else,] I'll explain later.

[SPAM]

Seriously, Victor, get cleaning that off.

Re: [Spam] needshumility June 23 2011, 01:43:49 UTC

Yes, and I will say it was all approved by me. I won't allow any misconceptions for that.

[He peered into the machine,] I think this thing is much better at drying clothes than experiments.

[Spam] failedcreator June 24 2011, 01:42:19 UTC

This is good. I did not believe that you would do so. [After all, Eddie had always been trustworthy in the past.]

[Victor looks into the machine as well.] Yes, I believe so. Some of the meat seems to cling most persistently to it.

Re: [Spam] needshumility June 24 2011, 07:50:52 UTC

[Eddie frowns, and reaches in, trying to pick a bit of the meat off with his hand, and frowning.] Might need a little more elbow grease.

[pause] I won't let anyone treat you badly because of this, but I won't stop the consequences of what you've done, either. I'll explain everything, but they still might not like it.

[Spam] failedcreator June 26 2011, 02:52:36 UTC

[Victor returns to scrubbing it. He does a decent, if not particularly enthusiastic, job.]

They will no doubt forget in time. They do for most things. [Victor shrugs. It doesn't particularly worry him.]

Re: [Spam] needshumility June 26 2011, 10:13:24 UTC

[He peered inside at the job Victor was doing and nodded quietly to himself,]

Just because people forget, or are ignorant of something, doesn't make it acceptable.

[Spam] failedcreator June 27 2011, 08:34:28 UTC

It is acceptable? [Victor asked, nodding towards the dryer. It certainly wasn't done yet, but he wanted to know that what he'd done so far was decent work.]

Perhaps it is so. But the fact that it will not remain with them always is telling.

Re: [Spam] needshumility June 27 2011, 22:21:07 UTC

[Eddie peers inside,] Looks like a good start. You've got a bit more to do, but it's good.

[pause]

I think things remain more than you think.

[Spam] failedcreator June 29 2011, 09:48:14 UTC

[Victor sighs, but gets back to the scrubbing. It should hopefully be over soon enough.]

So you say. But we live in a place of mysteries. Even death does not keep here. [Victor doesn't sound impressed about that. Not one bit.]

Re: [Spam] needshumility June 29 2011, 10:14:26 UTC

[Eddie frowns] I know. But it's still generally accepted that killing is wrong.

[Spam] failedcreator June 29 2011, 10:17:02 UTC

So it is. Yet bringing back to dead is accepted. [Victor shakes his head, but keeps on scrubbing.] Madness.

Re: [Spam] needshumility June 29 2011, 10:40:30 UTC

I think it's always easier to accept something that preserves life than ends it. Even if it's artificial.

[Spam] failedcreator June 29 2011, 10:43:40 UTC

It does not preserve, it creates anew. [Victor frowns.] I believe I was victim to this process, once.

Re: [Spam] needshumility June 29 2011, 23:43:09 UTC

Aren't people, basically, better alive than dead?

[Spam] failedcreator June 30 2011, 11:45:48 UTC

Some ways of living are not appropriate. They defy what is natural.

Re: [Spam] needshumility June 30 2011, 12:52:06 UTC

Created life does?

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