[ harley has a much more colorful way of describing it, but honestly? ]
About the same. [ disappointed but not surprised. real big dead dove energy here. ]
What is the most frustrating to me is that we've little information to go on for the larger picture of it all. We can solve the cases, but I've a feeling they will keep happening if we're unable to pull up the proverbial roots of it all.
I know! It'd be easier if we could just ditch the stupid ship while we figure things out, but apparently we'll get arrested if we do that. Like, what the hell.
...I am curious as to what will happen next. Did you notice that all of our deaths are stated as being "decomissioned" so far? Eunhyuk's verdict said the same. Somehow, I've the feeling this company does not simply fire those who are graced with that status.
I would think along the lines of a knight, perhaps - a soldier could be 'decomissioned', but it is more like someone being fired. What does it mean for us, that a 'decommission' means death?
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[AND, WELL, SEE HOW THAT TURNED OUT... she sighs.]
How about you?
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About the same. [ disappointed but not surprised. real big dead dove energy here. ]
What is the most frustrating to me is that we've little information to go on for the larger picture of it all. We can solve the cases, but I've a feeling they will keep happening if we're unable to pull up the proverbial roots of it all.
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Tsk. Law enforcement. [ USELESS ] Always the ones to see life through a keyhole.
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[ TCH!!!!!!!! we hate cops
anyway ]
...I am curious as to what will happen next. Did you notice that all of our deaths are stated as being "decomissioned" so far? Eunhyuk's verdict said the same. Somehow, I've the feeling this company does not simply fire those who are graced with that status.
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Isn't "decommissioned" only used for, like... inanimate objects too? You usually just fire a person.
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anyway ]
I would think along the lines of a knight, perhaps - a soldier could be 'decomissioned', but it is more like someone being fired. What does it mean for us, that a 'decommission' means death?
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