Speak to the Convicted - Revision history

Assasinof6 at 02:02, 20 December 2009

Assasinof6 — Sun, 20 Dec 2009 02:02:17 GMT

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	"He slashed an innocent man's throat." He finishes, avoiding your eye.		"He slashed an innocent man's throat." He finishes, avoiding your eye.

-	Avari Typhalt is the head in charge of running prisons, also called "perimeters". You dislike him, as he is a ~~big~~, ~~foul oaf, reaching~~ just over 7 feet ~~tall. This lumbering man~~ sat and watched executions performed in front of other prisoners, in order to ~~encourage good~~ behavior. You ~~wouldn~~'~~t put it past him~~ to ~~do something as vicious as that in order to encourage good behavior~~. However, the crowd outside is longing for the Convicted's blood. You know that freeing this man would not only get him killed, but possibly put your life in jeopardy as well.	+	Avari Typhalt is the head in charge of running prisons, also called "perimeters". You intensely dislike him, as he is a huge, bloodthirsty rogue. This lumbering reaches just over 7 feet, and regularly sat and watched executions performed in front of other prisoners, in order to discourage bad behavior. You think back at what the Convicted has said. Personally you would love to have the 'convicted' killer of Avari to be released. However, the crowd outside is longing for the Convicted's blood. You know that freeing this man would not only get him killed, but possibly put your life in jeopardy as well.

	You decide to:		You decide to:

Assasinof6 at 01:45, 20 December 2009

Assasinof6 — Sun, 20 Dec 2009 01:45:44 GMT

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	"He slashed an innocent man's throat." He finishes, avoiding your eye.		"He slashed an innocent man's throat." He finishes, avoiding your eye.

-	Avari Typhalt is the head in charge of running prisons, also called "perimeters". You dislike him, as he is a big, foul oaf, reaching just over 7 feet tall. This lumbering man sat and watched executions performed in front of other prisoners, in order to encourage good behavior. You wouldn't put it past him to do something as vicious as that in order to encourage good behavior. However, the crowd outside is longing for ~~his~~ blood. You know that freeing this man would not only get him killed, but possibly put your life in jeopardy as well.	+	Avari Typhalt is the head in charge of running prisons, also called "perimeters". You dislike him, as he is a big, foul oaf, reaching just over 7 feet tall. This lumbering man sat and watched executions performed in front of other prisoners, in order to encourage good behavior. You wouldn't put it past him to do something as vicious as that in order to encourage good behavior. However, the crowd outside is longing for the Convicted's blood. You know that freeing this man would not only get him killed, but possibly put your life in jeopardy as well.

	You decide to:		You decide to:

Platypus at 23:42, 19 December 2009

Platypus — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 23:42:24 GMT

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	*[[Release the Convicted]]		*[[Release the Convicted]]
	*[[Punish the Convicted]]		*[[Punish the Convicted]]
		+	[[Category: Survival of the Colossi]]

Assasinof6 at 22:47, 19 December 2009

Assasinof6 — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 22:47:23 GMT

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	"And why are you here?"		"And why are you here?"
	"I was accused of... murdering Avartidi."		"I was accused of... murdering Avartidi."
		+	You create a mental note of that sentence.

-	~~----~~
-	~~You create a mental note of that sentence.~~
-
-	~~----~~
	"You realize the punishment for murder is a year in the arena, do you not?"		"You realize the punishment for murder is a year in the arena, do you not?"
	"Yes, your Aurum."		"Yes, your Aurum."
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	"I didn't, your Aurum. I was accused of murdering Avardi because I had attacked him before."		"I didn't, your Aurum. I was accused of murdering Avardi because I had attacked him before."

-	~~----~~	+	Something in your brain flicks on.
-	Something in your brain flicks on.	+

-	~~----~~
	"And why, did you attack him before?"		"And why, did you attack him before?"
	"He..." The small man shudders.		"He..." The small man shudders.

Assasinof6 at 22:46, 19 December 2009

Assasinof6 — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 22:46:27 GMT

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	You glare at the man being held by the guard. He looks at you pleadingly. He is a short man, around 5'5 (the average height of a Voxian man is 6'3), mud coloured hair, and a dark, tanned look to his skin.		You glare at the man being held by the guard. He looks at you pleadingly. He is a short man, around 5'5 (the average height of a Voxian man is 6'3), mud coloured hair, and a dark, tanned look to his skin.
	"What is your name?"		"What is your name?"
-	"Al-Alphari Gyuph, your Aurum"	+	"Al-Alphari Gyuph, your Aurum."
	"And why are you here?"		"And why are you here?"
-	"I was accused of... murdering Avartidi"	+	"I was accused of... murdering Avartidi."

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	----		----
-	"You realize the punishment for murder is ~~death~~, do you not?"	+	"You realize the punishment for murder is a year in the arena, do you not?"
-	"Yes, your Aurum"	+	"Yes, your Aurum."
	"Why did you murder Avari?"		"Why did you murder Avari?"
-	"I didn't, your Aurum. I was accused of murdering Avardi because I had attacked him before"	+	"I didn't, your Aurum. I was accused of murdering Avardi because I had attacked him before."

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Assasinof6 at 22:45, 19 December 2009

Assasinof6 — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 22:45:22 GMT

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	"And why are you here?"		"And why are you here?"
	"I was accused of... murdering Avartidi"		"I was accused of... murdering Avartidi"
-	You create a mental note of that sentence.	+
		+	----
		+	You create a mental note of that sentence.
		+
		+	----
	"You realize the punishment for murder is death, do you not?"		"You realize the punishment for murder is death, do you not?"
	"Yes, your Aurum"		"Yes, your Aurum"
	"Why did you murder Avari?"		"Why did you murder Avari?"
	"I didn't, your Aurum. I was accused of murdering Avardi because I had attacked him before"		"I didn't, your Aurum. I was accused of murdering Avardi because I had attacked him before"
		+
		+	----
	Something in your brain flicks on.		Something in your brain flicks on.
		+
		+	----
	"And why, did you attack him before?"		"And why, did you attack him before?"
	"He..." The small man shudders.		"He..." The small man shudders.

Assasinof6 at 22:39, 19 December 2009

Assasinof6 — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 22:39:24 GMT

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	You decide to:		You decide to:
		+
		+	*[[Read the Convicted's case]]
		+	*[[Release the Convicted]]
		+	*[[Punish the Convicted]]

Assasinof6 at 22:35, 19 December 2009

Assasinof6 — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 22:35:21 GMT

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	Something in your brain flicks on.		Something in your brain flicks on.
	"And why, did you attack him before?"		"And why, did you attack him before?"
-	"He c..." The small man shudders.	+	"He..." The small man shudders.
	"Yes..." You press on.		"Yes..." You press on.
-	"He slashed an innocent ~~mans face with a sabre~~ " He finishes, avoiding your eye.	+	"He slashed an innocent man's throat." He finishes, avoiding your eye.

	Avari Typhalt is the head in charge of running prisons, also called "perimeters". You dislike him, as he is a big, foul oaf, reaching just over 7 feet tall. This lumbering man sat and watched executions performed in front of other prisoners, in order to encourage good behavior. You wouldn't put it past him to do something as vicious as that in order to encourage good behavior. However, the crowd outside is longing for his blood. You know that freeing this man would not only get him killed, but possibly put your life in jeopardy as well.		Avari Typhalt is the head in charge of running prisons, also called "perimeters". You dislike him, as he is a big, foul oaf, reaching just over 7 feet tall. This lumbering man sat and watched executions performed in front of other prisoners, in order to encourage good behavior. You wouldn't put it past him to do something as vicious as that in order to encourage good behavior. However, the crowd outside is longing for his blood. You know that freeing this man would not only get him killed, but possibly put your life in jeopardy as well.

	You decide to:		You decide to:

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You glare at the man being held by the guard. He looks at you pleadingly. He is a short man, around 5'5 (the average height of a Voxian man is 6'3), mud coloured hair, and a dark, tanned look to his skin.
"What is your name?"
"Al-Alphari Gyuph, your Aurum"
"And why are you here?"
"I was accused of... murdering Avartidi"
You create a mental note of that sentence.
"You realize the punishment for murder is death, do you not?"
"Yes, your Aurum"
"Why did you murder Avari?"
"I didn't, your Aurum. I was accused of murdering Avardi because I had attacked him before"
Something in your brain flicks on.
"And why, did you attack him before?"
"He c..." The small man shudders.
"Yes..." You press on.
"He slashed an innocent mans face with a sabre " He finishes, avoiding your eye.

Avari Typhalt is the head in charge of running prisons, also called "perimeters". You dislike him, as he is a big, foul oaf, reaching just over 7 feet tall. This lumbering man sat and watched executions performed in front of other prisoners, in order to encourage good behavior. You wouldn't put it past him to do something as vicious as that in order to encourage good behavior. However, the crowd outside is longing for his blood. You know that freeing this man would not only get him killed, but possibly put your life in jeopardy as well.

You decide to: