36th Devotion: Righting Wrongs

May 20, 2009 20:06

[Video// Filtered from Saya, Hagi, and Diva]

[The Chevalier pulls his hand away from the network device as he leans back into a plush office chair and folds his hands in his lap. His face is carefully composed, but his mouth is pressed into a tight line expressing clearly showing the tension that he's feeling.]Mr. Wyndam-Pryce, I believe. I would ( Read more... )

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voice; discessum May 21 2009, 03:33:45 UTC
And what situation would that be?

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voice favoritetraitor May 21 2009, 03:45:30 UTC
Ah, Mr. Wyndam-Pryce. Allow me to introduce myself. I'm Solomon Goldsmith, a doctor at the hospital. I'm also familiar with the young lady that you've taken it upon yourself to... contain.

I was rather taken aback at the severity of your actions. As I seem to recall, vigilantism is against the law...

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voice discessum May 21 2009, 03:49:13 UTC
I'd introduce myself, but it seems you already know who I am.

As for what you recall, I wasn't aware of any such law in this dimension. And I really couldn't care less. She was threatening to kill, and from what I hear, she's been doing it for months. The police weren't handling it, or perhaps they simply couldn't. So we handled it.

And believe me. It could have been much more severe for her.

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voice favoritetraitor May 21 2009, 03:53:58 UTC
I see. So a person's words warrant capital punishment? What has society come to, if this is true?

What do you intend to do with her, if I may ask?

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voice discessum May 21 2009, 03:57:07 UTC
She's not a person. She's a vampire, and she was making her intentions rather clear. I really doubt that anyone who likes to keep their blood in their body is going to knock on our door and complain for taking her off the street.

What to do with her? Well now that is the question, isn't it. I suppose we could just kill her, but that wouldn't be very beneficial in the long run. We could always find a spell to curse her with. Make her impotent.

Or we could hand her over to the authorities, if they see fit to handle her.

Why are you so keen on defending her? Being a doctor and all, I'd think your goal would be to help people. Not the demons that slaughter them.

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voice favoritetraitor May 21 2009, 04:13:32 UTC
... "not a person"? Where have I heard that before? Ah yes, the second world war about quite a different group... Is it your intent to 'cleanse' the city of all that you deem are not 'people'?

Of course I wish to help people, regardless of their status. And seeing as how this City has such a diverse population, it serves all of our best interests to try to live together without fear of attack.

If I might make a suggestion that might appease us all... I think that I might be able to curb her appetites from the main populace using donated blood from the hospital. I believe that it's common procedure here...

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[1/2] voice discessum May 21 2009, 04:15:32 UTC
She was going to attack people. While it would be a pleasant thought if everyone here could get along, such optimistic line of thought will only get more people hurt. This is no utopia.

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voice discessum May 21 2009, 04:18:32 UTC
And as for her, she's made it very clear that it's the hunt she likes. I believe, in her words, she likes them to 'cry and beg'. So forgive me if I don't believe a bag of O positive is really is going to tickle her fancy right and proper.

If you're her keeper, then you should have been doing a better job. And if you've known this entire time that she's been taking lives, then you're just as guilty as she.

She's not going anywhere until I'm convinced that she can be entirely contained. So I'll speak to the authorities.

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voice favoritetraitor May 21 2009, 04:28:43 UTC
Contact the authorities? That would be interesting. Are you familiar with the bylaws on the City Guide concerning the vampire population and the rules surrounding their survival?

And by no means am I her 'keeper', although she does listen to me for some unknown reason I have yet to fathom.

I think perhaps the two of you just got off on the wrong foot, so to speak. There is a side of her that is pure innocence and sweetness. She's almost childlike in a way... so endearing.

That you would not see the whole picture, is I think rather disturbing.

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voice discessum May 21 2009, 04:33:54 UTC
No, I'm not, though I personally think it's ridiculous to make it legal anywhere in the city for them to feed on people. If that's truly the case, then I have even more reason to contact the authorities.

If I'm breaking a law, I'd rather hear it from them than a doctor who's taken it upon himself to play Negotiator for mass murderers.

And it's obvious she's childlike, but I wouldn't say innocent. No one ever taught her how to speak properly while she was feeding on the lifeblood of humans? What a shame.

This conversation is over. If there's a problem, you're not the one I need to be talking to.

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voice favoritetraitor May 21 2009, 04:37:28 UTC
I'm sorry to hear that, Mr. Wyndam-Pryce. And I had such high hopes that we could some to some amicable resolution.

Perhaps another time we might speak under better circumstances...

A pity. I'd hoped to avoid this.

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voice discessum May 21 2009, 04:40:47 UTC
Perhaps. But somehow I doubt it.

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