I can't believe this. Not a single mention of what is being done about Rex stranding and zombifying us all. No apology from his Warden for letting this all go on under his nose. No nothing. We're just expected to clean ourselves off and go back to pretending that nothing happened
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Guess who did something about it? I'll give you a hint: it wasn't a warden.
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As for doing something about it--welp. If he comes anywhere near me I'll give him one hell of an education. And if someone else decides to do it first, I'll cheer them on.
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I am not saying this is the case with Rex. I am no longer his Warden; I cannot be certain his motivations, but I know him well enough to know what occurred in the end was likely not his intention. If you ever called him friend, or if you have ever seen what I proposed to you occur for other people, if not to yourself, then I would suggest that you take a walk and think on that a while.
You're angry. It feels safer to be angry because anger can make us feel stronger than simply hurting. But many of life's most regretful missteps come of anger. And you never know whether the next step you take will have solid ground beneath it, no matter how certain you are. Not when you're angry.
Not when you're still raw.
It may be that his Warden is raw right now, too -- all of us are recovering from the port.
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When I first came here I was nice, I was optimistic, I tried to help people. I cooperated. I even thought about becoming a Warden once I graduated.
Then Franklin Mott got away with hurting me. Was basically rewarded for it.
Now Rex hurts everyone, and nobody says anything about it, and every day that goes by where it looks like people are going to let this slide I have to wonder: is it happening again? Is everyone going to be expected to just take it like I did?
Of course I'm angry! Nobody deserves to go through that kind of disappointment and sense of powerlessness. If I have to be the one to speak up about this--and get yelled at for speaking up--then I damn well will. Someone had to say something.
Anyway, better saying than acting.
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But speaking as though you have proof that he was remiss in his duties and his Inmate did not simply manage to plan what he did (regardless of the consequences, which I doubt were foreseen) despite precautions having been taken is taking an enormous leap. I invite you provide evidence of that, and if you cannot, then it may be possible you are demanding an apology from his Warden that it is not his duty to give.
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What is also completely obvious, and isn't being addressed, is the need to inform the other captives that Rex Lewis isn't going to get away with this. You know, like Franklin Mott did?
Unless of course your definition of "redemption" is our learning to accept getting fucked over like good little victims.
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Act your age.
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Of course I don't want to wait until the Wardens have come up with a party line to tell us captives. I waited when Mott did his thing to me; I trusted that there would be justice; THERE WAS NO JUSTICE. Now I don't trust you people at all. The Wardens failed me once. If I have to gadfly your asses into not doing it again I damn well will.
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He lied to me.
I'm sorry.
I very truly believed in him. I'm sorry that my faith in someone contributed to this.
I don't know what they're going to do to him.
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What's so wrong with wanting to make sure he doesn't get away with it like Franklin did?
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But whatever his warden has planned- I've not heard it discussed. I've been hesitant to ask because I'm so personally mired in the thick of it.
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I understand. I'm sorry you're caught in the middle.
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No. You've insulted me and you've insulted my fiancé and all you can think of in response is rudeness? Really?
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