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themnemosyne2024-11-08 09:12 am
lastdecember) wrote in themnemosyne2024-11-08 09:12 am
Log: Entering the 'find out' phase
CHARACTERS: It's a party, everyone's welcome!
TIME: 8/11/2524, immediately after the latest Status Report and for a few days after that
LOCATION: JAIL (the ship's brig, down at the very front of the ship) -- network text options also available!
WARNINGS: Talk of attempted murder, both past and potentially future
Given the ongoing operational crisis, there are three courses of action that may be considered; indefinite confinement (resource-intensive), re-initiation of cryo sleep (inefficient due to crew size), or psychological evaluation with restricted access and monitoring (most efficient course).
Final determination will be made by the Security Division.
From his cell, Wolfwood reads and rereads L3TH3's message over and over again. It's better than he'd been expecting, but he'd resigned himself to being put back into cold storage and only seeing daylight again at his court-martial. Now it's sounding like he's going to be allowed to remain part of the crew -- so long as those assholes in Security agree -- but with monitoring, and psychological evaluation.
Even clenching his hands into fists doesn't stop the shaking. He can't bring himself to regret what he did -- especially not after learning the miserable state the captain's in -- but if he'd known that the punishment for his actions would be a short leash at a doctor's whim? He might have made different choices.
Signing up for this mission might have been a mistake.
TIME: 8/11/2524, immediately after the latest Status Report and for a few days after that
LOCATION: JAIL (the ship's brig, down at the very front of the ship) -- network text options also available!
WARNINGS: Talk of attempted murder, both past and potentially future
Given the ongoing operational crisis, there are three courses of action that may be considered; indefinite confinement (resource-intensive), re-initiation of cryo sleep (inefficient due to crew size), or psychological evaluation with restricted access and monitoring (most efficient course).
Final determination will be made by the Security Division.
From his cell, Wolfwood reads and rereads L3TH3's message over and over again. It's better than he'd been expecting, but he'd resigned himself to being put back into cold storage and only seeing daylight again at his court-martial. Now it's sounding like he's going to be allowed to remain part of the crew -- so long as those assholes in Security agree -- but with monitoring, and psychological evaluation.
Even clenching his hands into fists doesn't stop the shaking. He can't bring himself to regret what he did -- especially not after learning the miserable state the captain's in -- but if he'd known that the punishment for his actions would be a short leash at a doctor's whim? He might have made different choices.
Signing up for this mission might have been a mistake.
no subject
Wolfwood's never looked at his own medical records, but now he's wondering if he should. He was just a kid when the Hopeland cell was formed, the ecoterrorists who taught him that humanity was a blight on the face of the planet, who pumped him full of poisons for years to build up his tolerance so he'd be able to carry on their work. The records from the years of psychotherapy that came later, after the cell was arrested, those are probably in there too, aren't they? All those well-meaning doctors with their big bland smiles, trying technique after technique -- some experiemental, and no longer allowed by law -- to turn this near-feral troubled youth into a productive member of society.
He attacked one of them badly enough that they needed a whole new face. Really, it's a wonder they let him enlist on this mission at all.
He slams the side of his fist into the barrier, hard enough that his hand will be bruised later.
"You'd better hope they keep me in here, asshole."
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As for the statement about keeping him here...
"They won't," he shrugs. "Too few crew members to detain you indefinitely."
Even if it might be beneficial in this case.
"Stop by Medical Bay once you are released. More than happy to give you basic rundown of medical records—or give you check-up myself."
no subject
"Oh, I'll be sure to stop by."
He can't kill the doctor -- he honestly doesn't really want to -- but Hilbert's made an enemy today. This conversation isn't over.
no subject
"I will leave you to it, then. You seem in good health, I cannot do anything to further your release? Enjoy time in cell."
And Hilbert will turn and start to leave.