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[paradoxlol]

[There's a faint rustling of papers. ARTHUR'S ALREADY TAKING NOTES ON YOU. Like a creeper c: When he speaks, he sounds thoughtful... oh, and kind of like Rex. Minus the crazy.]

So. According to the Admiral, the passage of time moves much more slowly here than in the real world. Seconds become months, become years. Perfect for getting a job like this done without anybody knowing you're gone. However it seems here, it's quite an efficient system if you think about it.

At least, in theory. I'm sure all of you know how often the best laid plans live up to expectations.

[There's a brief pause, as he lightly taps a pencil against his notepad, then he speaks again.]

Does anybody remember how they got here? Not the events that brought you here as an Inmate or a Warden; I mean actually arriving on the ship.

Comments

[Video for lols]

[doctor-j-crane.livejournal.com]

Strangely enough, it feels less than efficient when you have to live through it.

[STUBBORNLY STICKING TO VOICE]

[paradoxlol]

[But he's going fffff now.]

I'm sure it does. But if you could return to the real world, like no time at all has passed, I'd call it efficient. Certainly more than conventional prison.

[Video/Voice]

[doctor-j-crane.livejournal.com]

Efficiency is relative. Give it a few months, and your mind will be changed. Still, it's rare that someone is so... [Crane pauses, looking for words.] accepting of this process. You're a warden, I take it?

[Video/Voice]

[paradoxlol]

Then we'll have to wait and see.

Yeah, I am. Inmate?

[Video/Voice]

[doctor-j-crane.livejournal.com]

Yes. Bonus points if you can guess what for, since you seem to think that you know everything already.

[Video/Voice]

[paradoxlol]

If I knew everything, I wouldn't ask any questions.