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peachgarden2017-04-22 08:04 pm
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THE TRIAL ROUND... TRIAL... YEAH I SHOULD'VE CHOSEN ANOTHER NAME.
[On Saturday morning, the gates of the courthouse fly open.
All character will be ushered-- or forcibly dragged, if it comes to that-- the the Courthouse by the various gardeners. The interior of the courthouse is spacious enough for any amount of vigorous discussion, whatever that may be. Who knows what's on the second floor and beyond.
Meng Po sits above the chairs, overseeing everyone below.]
Today, you have all been brought here to find the one who murdered Cagliostro. Once you have come to a decision over who is guilty, you will cast votes on who you believe is the murderer. If the majority votes correctly, the murderer is condemned to Hell, and you will all be one step closer to reincarnation. If they are not found, they will be reincarnated instead, and whoever else is voted in their place as the murderer will be scapegoated. The murderer's sins will be falsely imprinted on them, condemning the scapegoat to Hell.
Should you correctly identify the murderer, there will be a second round of voting: the mercy vote, or the exoneration vote. If you believe the murderer deserves to be reincarnated or the victim deserved to die for any reason, you can vote for exoneration, and the murderer will be reincarnated if the majority votes for it. However, I am not responsible for what happens afterwards to the rest of you.
[...That's... okay, sure.]
Without further ado: the court is in session.
[Do your worst.]
All character will be ushered-- or forcibly dragged, if it comes to that-- the the Courthouse by the various gardeners. The interior of the courthouse is spacious enough for any amount of vigorous discussion, whatever that may be. Who knows what's on the second floor and beyond.
Meng Po sits above the chairs, overseeing everyone below.]
Today, you have all been brought here to find the one who murdered Cagliostro. Once you have come to a decision over who is guilty, you will cast votes on who you believe is the murderer. If the majority votes correctly, the murderer is condemned to Hell, and you will all be one step closer to reincarnation. If they are not found, they will be reincarnated instead, and whoever else is voted in their place as the murderer will be scapegoated. The murderer's sins will be falsely imprinted on them, condemning the scapegoat to Hell.
Should you correctly identify the murderer, there will be a second round of voting: the mercy vote, or the exoneration vote. If you believe the murderer deserves to be reincarnated or the victim deserved to die for any reason, you can vote for exoneration, and the murderer will be reincarnated if the majority votes for it. However, I am not responsible for what happens afterwards to the rest of you.
[...That's... okay, sure.]
Without further ado: the court is in session.
[Do your worst.]
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I meant her ribs. If there was even a chance of Neku saving her, I wanted to stop it. It wouldn't have done me much good if she survived.
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After he put his hands on her I pushed him down toward her and... [ ... he grins at Neku, much like the cat who ate the canary. He definitely sounds like he's bragging. Sorry to everyone who thought he was going to say something groundbreaking. ] ... kissed him.
It distracted him long enough for me to prevent him from trying again before it was too late.
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[ Where's Neku. ]
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[ He puts his hand to his chin thoughtfully. ] Well, it was a very awkward kiss. My lips didn't even touch his. Honestly, you could barely count it as a first kiss. To think he'd be this embarrassed over something like that...
Hee hee. You're so cute, Neku.
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Somebody should stop him. ]
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After you've killed someone once or twice, you get used to it. And I can't say I feel sorry for murdering her either.
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Not that I mind their scorn. [ He raises his head as he idly says: ] That said, their judgment can get a little inconvenient. That must be why I'm so secretive.
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So you see, if I find it reasonable or not doesn't matter. Society itself already decided it is—and that on the surface killing is wrong. [ Another shrug. ]
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[ what the fuck is even happening anymore ]
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I know it wasn't the best kiss—but I can always make it up to you now.
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[ peanut gallery is wondering when this whole thing evolved. peanut gallery also wishes there was actual peanuts. ]
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[ Fight him. ]