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Dec 08, 2010 18:11

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[There's a thoughtful silence for a moment, and Raine's voice also has a thoughtful, reflecting tone to it as she speaks.]Hm ( Read more... )

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[Voice] compos_mentis December 10 2010, 09:20:39 UTC

Well then Sage, what would you chalk up as a good learner's curve experiment?

[voice] wise_maiden December 11 2010, 00:42:04 UTC

Something with just one generalized effect. At least then it's easier to narrow down what the situation is. Unless it involves a mental compromise, of course.

Such as it is, experiments will happen when they happen. It takes the more serious ones to get people to take them seriously, anyway.

[voice] compos_mentis December 11 2010, 07:29:01 UTC

[That was a cold answer woman, or at least a real one. ...She likes you already. There's a snort]

This one count as "serious" in your book?

[voice] wise_maiden December 11 2010, 14:49:30 UTC

I would have thought that would have been made clear by my message.

[voice] compos_mentis December 12 2010, 01:18:48 UTC

Maybe I'm just a poor listener. [But fair enough. A light pause, before...]

By the sound of it the Shifts usually aren't as bad as the personal abductions though. Or am I reading too much into it?

[voice] wise_maiden December 12 2010, 02:10:24 UTC

No, you're correct in that thought. The abductions after all, seem to be more brutal in their nature. They aren't all the time, but the ones that are can be very extreme.

[voice] compos_mentis December 12 2010, 11:44:08 UTC

It's usually easier to torture an individual than a population, contrary to some people's beliefs.

[voice] wise_maiden December 14 2010, 22:48:46 UTC

Exactly. Besides, we're not exactly tortured in the village, given how widespread the shifts are. The individual tests allow them to be more invasive.

[voice] compos_mentis December 15 2010, 07:41:18 UTC

[ . . . Good. That's what she had been assuming]

Any favorite novelty Shifts you wanna tell me about?

[voice] wise_maiden December 23 2010, 10:21:27 UTC

"Favorites"? That's a good one. I can't say there are any that fall into that category. Are there any particular types that you would be interested in hearing more about?

[voice] compos_mentis December 26 2010, 05:41:26 UTC

Give me more intel on that Hunter.

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