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trenchcoatedlyThat was strange. Usually such circumstances start floods, though I sense nothing wrong. Can any of the engineering individuals confirm there are no serious mechanical flaws that can be seen at this time?
[PRIVATE to LIA]
I'd like to speak to you at your earliest convenience. I have a favor of some importance I would like to ask of you.
[PRIVATE to LISBETH]
I did not write these guidelines but found them to be clear and concise. If you would like to change the nature of our relationship, or find anything about my wardenship unfair or my treatment of you unworthy, I urge you to make this known to me and any other wardens you desire to tell.
In the context of the barge, I am a civil servant hired to be your personal representative for your time here. I know that regardless of your crimes, you didn't go to trial, were convicted in absentia, and understand that your circumstances were extremely unpleasant. I understand fully the reasons and actions of why you have done what you did in many cases.
My duties to you, as your warden, are as follows:
• to provide you with protection against hostilities from other inmates and wardens;
• to protect other inmates and wardens from any damage you may intentionally or unintentionally inflict;
• to provide you with a constructive environment so long as it doesn't violate the personal welfare of yourself or others;
• to ensure that you have life skills to sustain yourself after graduation;
• to generally be observant of your physical and mental well-being;
• to act as a representative when addressing other wardens and the Admiral concerning your health, safety, comfort, and productivity;
• to judge your actions fairly administer punishment as it is deserved and not in excess of your actions.
I feel I should tell you now that, while I am an angel and a servant of the Heavenly Father, I will not proselytize His words or attempt to convert you, nor do I imagine that will be a requirement of your graduation. However, I request that if you do not openly blaspheme His name in my presence. Keep in mind, additionally, that in circumstances where I am sensible and able - possibly excluding many floods or ports - I will never lie to you.
Also, if you would prefer me to call you Wasp, I'm more than capable of doing so.
[PRIVATE to LIA]
I'd like to speak to you at your earliest convenience. I have a favor of some importance I would like to ask of you.
[PRIVATE to LISBETH]
I did not write these guidelines but found them to be clear and concise. If you would like to change the nature of our relationship, or find anything about my wardenship unfair or my treatment of you unworthy, I urge you to make this known to me and any other wardens you desire to tell.
In the context of the barge, I am a civil servant hired to be your personal representative for your time here. I know that regardless of your crimes, you didn't go to trial, were convicted in absentia, and understand that your circumstances were extremely unpleasant. I understand fully the reasons and actions of why you have done what you did in many cases.
My duties to you, as your warden, are as follows:
• to provide you with protection against hostilities from other inmates and wardens;
• to protect other inmates and wardens from any damage you may intentionally or unintentionally inflict;
• to provide you with a constructive environment so long as it doesn't violate the personal welfare of yourself or others;
• to ensure that you have life skills to sustain yourself after graduation;
• to generally be observant of your physical and mental well-being;
• to act as a representative when addressing other wardens and the Admiral concerning your health, safety, comfort, and productivity;
• to judge your actions fairly administer punishment as it is deserved and not in excess of your actions.
I feel I should tell you now that, while I am an angel and a servant of the Heavenly Father, I will not proselytize His words or attempt to convert you, nor do I imagine that will be a requirement of your graduation. However, I request that if you do not openly blaspheme His name in my presence. Keep in mind, additionally, that in circumstances where I am sensible and able - possibly excluding many floods or ports - I will never lie to you.
Also, if you would prefer me to call you Wasp, I'm more than capable of doing so.
Public
Date: 2013-02-17 07:13 pm (UTC)You take death well. [Time lords. Sigh. Nothing personal, he just feels uneasy around people who come back from the dead.]
Re: Public
Date: 2013-02-17 07:16 pm (UTC)Well, I could live without the aches an' stuff, but aye; don't seem worth a fuss otherwise.
I wish I could've got through to 'er a bit, though. I liked 'er.
Public
Date: 2013-02-17 07:17 pm (UTC)Re: Public
Date: 2013-02-17 07:27 pm (UTC)Public
Date: 2013-02-17 08:14 pm (UTC)You can ask the admiral, but I can't say I've ever heard of that working out.
Re: Public
Date: 2013-02-18 01:16 am (UTC)Re: Public
Date: 2013-02-18 01:31 am (UTC)Lady, pretend you're talking to someone with a penal system education. Pretend really hard.
Re: Public
Date: 2013-02-18 01:38 am (UTC)You can call it magic or you can call it quantum resonance. It's just as real from either end.
Public
Date: 2013-02-18 02:27 am (UTC)Re: Public
Date: 2013-02-18 02:38 am (UTC)I'm limited, 'ere, with what strings I can pull. I'll do what I can, though.
Re: Public
Date: 2013-02-18 03:38 am (UTC)[Nah. Nevermind.]
Re: Public
Date: 2013-02-18 11:24 am (UTC)I could try, if I can forge a contact with someone important to 'em.
Re: Public
Date: 2013-02-18 09:42 pm (UTC)