GRAVEYARD

The other side...?
Have you started feeling at home in Cartesio yet? The town has offered you every hospitality that its citizens could think of. They love every corner of this town and they want you to feel the same. Have you accepted Cartesio into your heart yet?
Then it should be comforting to wake in your hotel room. A ceiling you have gotten used to, the warmth of a blanket surrounding you, your own breathing... and silence. All-encompassing silence.
It perseveres when you leave your room, it perseveres when you leave the hotel... Cartesio is quiet because there is nobody in Cartesio who could be making noise. It's a ghost town.
There is only you now, you think. And then, just as you've given up, a noise comes to your ears. A voice, unmistakably. It's time to follow it.
As of Week 5 you may see random objects and buildings of any size flicker. For milli-seconds they seem to glow on and off, blur around the edges, even distort a little. It only happens for a moment at a time, but it happens fairly often.
Welcome to the Cartesio Graveyard. Your character has woken up in a version of the town that is devoid of citizens, but there do seem to be a few people around. Time to explore the mysteries of the other side. For a more thorough OOC guide, we have compiled an FAQ.
Then it should be comforting to wake in your hotel room. A ceiling you have gotten used to, the warmth of a blanket surrounding you, your own breathing... and silence. All-encompassing silence.
It perseveres when you leave your room, it perseveres when you leave the hotel... Cartesio is quiet because there is nobody in Cartesio who could be making noise. It's a ghost town.
There is only you now, you think. And then, just as you've given up, a noise comes to your ears. A voice, unmistakably. It's time to follow it.
As of Week 5 you may see random objects and buildings of any size flicker. For milli-seconds they seem to glow on and off, blur around the edges, even distort a little. It only happens for a moment at a time, but it happens fairly often.
Welcome to the Cartesio Graveyard. Your character has woken up in a version of the town that is devoid of citizens, but there do seem to be a few people around. Time to explore the mysteries of the other side. For a more thorough OOC guide, we have compiled an FAQ.

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An execution... they need to execute the criminal... but if they execute the criminal, they'll end up with us and we'll have to.......
[ Execute them again?? Uh. ]
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I didn't think anyone would be more excited than Clarisse about executing someone, yo.
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You're a criminal! You don't get a say in this.
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[ BESIDES THE WHOLE someone played scatter her parts all over ]
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[ And she does not have the necessary self-reflection skill to understand that her way of going about this is not nearly as normal. ]
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[ Sounds fake, Lovebon ]
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[ And if Cartesio could have been that place for Lovepon, she'd have been fine with staying forever as well... sadly, Cartesio is just scary though. ]
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[ He really can't. ]
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[ Which is... well... ??? kinda true ]
It's not as easy as that.
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[ The question still manages to sound like an accusation, but she's at least willing to listen for a second or two. ]
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[He. He isn't even sure what he wants to say to her. He's pretty sure she was planning to kill Mira??? Like maybe not, he hasn't asked, but if she was then she's....really a pot looking at a kettle....]
Two things. First of all - we should find out why it happened, before you judge them for it. ['You', because Nagisa won't be judging.] It's possible they had a good reason.
Second - and I guess you'd have no way to know, under the circumstances - Sergeant-san won't stop them from executing the wrong person. Whoever joins us might be entirely innocent.
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[ At least she is willing to concede this point. Even if she'd much rather live alongside another innocent person than a killer, the innocent would have to die first and that's... not acceptable either. ]
I don't think there is a good reason for murder though.
[ Executions are totally different. ]
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That aside.... Mercy-kills, self-defense, assisted suicide, accidents....I think those would all count, as murder, too. Sergeant-san doesn't seem like he'd be interested in distinctions. And even without those possibilities, whatever Sergeant-san used against them might make it understandable. [He doesn't say 'forgivable'.] Nine-san said he threatened people they cared about.
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[ That's the strained sound of a 15-year-old girl being forced into thoughts she would much rather avoid. ]
Self-defense is just an improvised execution. [ ....... by this logic Mira was right to kill her, but Lovepon's not too great on the logical consistency. ] And the others aren't really...
Do you actually think any of that applies to the death in this trial anyway?
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I don't know yet, it's not like I have the evidence in front of me. But it's all stuff you have to consider before judging someone.
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Being too hesitant in judging someone may result in your death. You have to be faster than evil. Prevent it before it can happen.
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But being too quick to judge could result in you killing someone who doesn't really deserve it. For example... Someone important to me caused an accident that resulted in someone else's death. That person's sister only saw the last few moments, concluded he'd killed that person, and swore revenge without knowing it was an accident.
Something like that. It would be nice if the world were as simple as "good" and "evil", though.
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Even so... that person would not have died if it wasn't for your important person... That's... they're still at fault...
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[At least Korosensei can be with Yukimura-sensei now. He's pretty sure if Lovepon knew the full story, she'd be more than okay with Korosensei getting executed for anything, but that's not the point right now.]
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