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preachyrose

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Jul 01, 2010 15:48

What exactly is the difference between a punishment and a "learning experience?" Apparently nothing, especially when there is no antecedent.

Even if said action is dangerous to the one it involves.

don't deserve prison, miss rose is not amused, warden issues, inquiries, poor pitiful me

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preachyrose July 1 2010, 21:23:00 UTC

Obviously. I'm beginning to see this.

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preachyrose July 1 2010, 22:30:23 UTC

Actually no. This is the first. And all for nothing.

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private - Good call! preachyrose July 1 2010, 22:35:54 UTC

Exactly. And now, Sergeant Howie, I am no longer allowed in my room.

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private preachyrose July 1 2010, 22:55:41 UTC

Oh no, Sergeant. I'm supposed to "socialize." And apparently his idea of socialization involves putting me out with nothing.

And I know plenty. Polytheistic religions, both of them, which I was interested in. I suppose you've met our local Romans and Aztec...goddess?

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Private doctor_j_crane July 1 2010, 23:59:05 UTC

Is this in regards to the barge in general, or something more specific?

Private- Sorry.... You get a rant. Perks of being her friend... preachyrose July 2 2010, 00:05:48 UTC

Locked. Out of my room. No place to sleep, no place to go. With all sorts of dangerous types aboard.

And for what? Because I won't write an essay for him at the end of the week.

Private - Crane don't mind. He's only got one bb. doctor_j_crane July 2 2010, 06:12:35 UTC

Would you like to come from my room? There's the Joker out there. Your warden is socially irresponsible.

Private preachyrose July 2 2010, 13:07:33 UTC

Not just the clown, Crane. This ship is full of dangerous types.

But, if you're offering, I suppose that is my best option.

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pleasesmirk July 2 2010, 00:09:46 UTC

Punishment is justice for a criminal act, that's the difference.

preachyrose July 2 2010, 00:14:04 UTC

And if there is no criminal act?

pleasesmirk July 2 2010, 00:34:34 UTC

Then there should be no punishment. Having said that, some criminals are unaware they have committed anything.

[Private]

Why do you ask?

Private preachyrose July 2 2010, 00:38:34 UTC

Because I have done nothing wrong! My warden wishes me to write a paper for him at the end of every week. I refused because the idea is childish and absurd, and so I return to my room. It's locked, but my journal is there, as well as a note from my warden.

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*Private* lastsonofangtu July 2 2010, 00:30:12 UTC

In my experience, the authorities call punishment a "learning experience" when they wish to gloat about their power over you.

What has happened, if I may inquire?

*Private* preachyrose July 2 2010, 01:15:42 UTC

My room has been locked to me.

Re: *Private* lastsonofangtu July 2 2010, 01:23:11 UTC

What?! Why have you been barred?

Is there something I may do to help, milady?

*Private* preachyrose July 2 2010, 01:26:27 UTC

It is merely for humiliation's sake, I'm sure. A bid for me to bend to my warden's will.

At the moment, no. I do not need help.

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