Eight Krieg - Action/Phone

May 05, 2011 12:01

[If he had been anyone else, the Major would've been considered lucky when he first arrived in Mayfield, considering he ended up in a home filled with other captives. And then that luck would have changed as, one by one, each of them was droned. For a lot of people, that would've been hard. For the Major, he didn't really regard the people or the ( Read more... )

no family, on the phone again, !mayfield, complete fucking asshole, !ic

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C strike_you_out May 5 2011, 18:43:52 UTC
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I believe it.

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sturmbahnfurher May 5 2011, 19:18:18 UTC
That would be the intelligent course of action.

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strike_you_out May 5 2011, 19:29:39 UTC
I felt it, ...their suffering.

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sturmbahnfurher May 5 2011, 19:36:58 UTC
Oh?

And was it....unpleasant?

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strike_you_out May 5 2011, 19:47:22 UTC
[answered carefully, with a trace of contained excitement]

For them.

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sturmbahnfurher May 5 2011, 19:50:38 UTC
[Oh, you can hear the small smile in his voice Slugger.]

One's pain is another's pleasure, hmmm?

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strike_you_out May 6 2011, 03:23:31 UTC
[A quiet giggle (more like an amused pant). On the off chance a tiny part of him doesn't completely agree, he's going to make sure you don't find out about it.]

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[Filtered] sturmbahnfurher May 6 2011, 06:22:47 UTC
You know, we're not so different, you and I.

Where I'm from, there's even a word for the feeling. "Schadenfreude" - to feel pleasure in other people's pain.

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[Filtered] strike_you_out May 6 2011, 20:33:04 UTC
One difference.

You like to cause pain. I like to end it.

[And if you recall speaking to this boy months ago at the local butcher's shop, you'll know what he means by "end it".]

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[Filtered] sturmbahnfurher May 7 2011, 17:39:01 UTC
And you end it without causing further pain?

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[Filtered] strike_you_out May 7 2011, 17:59:48 UTC
They're already in pain. What's a little more?

[But even then he knows the pain doesn't disappear entirely. Like energy, it's merely transfered.]

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[Filtered] sturmbahnfurher May 9 2011, 05:08:19 UTC
[Just a bit more laughter.]

Tell me then. Which part of the escape you offer is it that you gain pleasure from?

Working on the escape, or the finished product of it? When you are delivering escape, or the fact that they have escaped?

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[Filtered] strike_you_out May 9 2011, 19:15:42 UTC
[He considers this.]

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Both. But the delivery is most thrilling.

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[Filtered] sturmbahnfurher May 9 2011, 21:28:32 UTC
Then wouldn't you say the enjoyment does, indeed, come from causing pain?

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[Filtered] strike_you_out May 9 2011, 21:51:49 UTC
Partly.

[The rest comes from the power he gains from all the fear and rumors the crime generates. But that's more than you need to know, Major.]

Fear, too.

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[Filtered] sturmbahnfurher May 9 2011, 22:42:00 UTC
Fear and pain tend to go hand in hand when we speak of human beings. It's just one of the interesting ways we're wired.

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