[63] - [Voice]

[doctor_j_crane]

For once, I want to hear the opinions of all of you. Wardens, inmates. I don't particularly care which. What do you consider necessary for graduation? Where's the bar that your inmate has to reach? That you think you have to reach as an inmate?

While I've spent most of my life dealing in moral ambiguity, the spectacularly difficult task of identifying just what makes graduating possible is beyond me. It seems to be like some variety of mirage, which you spend all your time following in the hope that one day someone will declare you standing in the middle of it. It's an impossibly frustrating target.


[Private - Eames]

This isn't a criticism of you. I just want to know what they think.

Comments

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[puzzleprince.livejournal.com]

If Franklin is your only available provider, the worth is significantly crippled. But your wounds heal, a super-strength is endowed, perceptions increase.

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[doctor-j-crane.livejournal.com]

An appealing package. [A sigh.] It would be something that I would ordinarily be interested in studying, but with things as they are I simply can't.

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[puzzleprince.livejournal.com]

Studying V is unnecessarily perilous. You have an informant right here.

How would you say things are?

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[doctor-j-crane.livejournal.com]

I've never been one to shy away from peril.

I'm trying to achieve graduation. Just because it isn't working doesn't mean that I should stop. Not just yet, in any case.