airlockedmods (
airlockedmods) wrote in
theairlock2017-01-14 02:27 pm
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The Mock Trial
[Jesse McCree is dead, the first victim of, what the Overseers seem to hope, is a long game of motives and murder for whatever their reasons. With the investigation completed, C.E.C.E.'s voice comes over the system and directs the Champions to proceed to the locked elevator door at the end of the hallway. Once all Champions are on board, the elevator begins a slow descent down beyond any area that they've been able to explore so far. At least the elevator music is charming.
When the elevator door opens, the Champions enter a courtroom with 21 podiums arranged in a circle and each one marked with a name. McCree's face grins casually at the 20 surviving members from one of the podiums, a greyscale portrait in honor of the dead.]
Congratulations. We have now entered the trial portion of the test. I trust that you will do your best to determine who disturbed the peace by committing murder. Once the culprit has been found, they will face an appropriate punishment for their crime. If you fail to determine the culprit, however, they will be allowed to leave the space station and the rest of you will face punishment instead.
When the elevator door opens, the Champions enter a courtroom with 21 podiums arranged in a circle and each one marked with a name. McCree's face grins casually at the 20 surviving members from one of the podiums, a greyscale portrait in honor of the dead.]
Congratulations. We have now entered the trial portion of the test. I trust that you will do your best to determine who disturbed the peace by committing murder. Once the culprit has been found, they will face an appropriate punishment for their crime. If you fail to determine the culprit, however, they will be allowed to leave the space station and the rest of you will face punishment instead.

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[They already have a notebook, so that's half the equation.]
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[Because of course he did]
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I cannot.
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Do you know how to write?
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[Kanade writes her sample. Her handwriting is simple, but not a match.]
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[Sylvia writes her name and the two words. It's bulky but legible and it's not a match.
Also apparently she writes her name in perfect English despite being an alien that never even set foot on Earth.]
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It's not a match. Nice handwriting, though. Calligraphy has finally paid off (???)!]
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[No, he actually writes in English that's more legible than you might expect from someone called 'The Doctor', and is not a match.}
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No match, and though he was sorely tempted to draw a crudely drawn picture of boobs, he does not. ]
You know someone could just fake it, right? This isn't much of a test, guys.
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Well, that and she wrote everything down twice: once
in Japaneseas a legible language and once in something that looks like braille, if braille was in the shape ofbowling pinsa triangle.Neither match.]
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Then writes her name in kanji, luckily the requested words are in English. Though they're nowhere near as neat her name, nor do the match]
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[...what a bother.
Her posture looks tense. The handwriting doesn't look the same. But somehow this doesn't look like the handwriting a writer would have. If you believe in that kind of stereotypical stuff.]
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[He's been thinking. The evidence is...really starting to add up. She looks tense, worried. Her tenseness is practically radiating like his concern and worry is.
His own hands clench around his podium once more, as he looks at her.]
Naho...I know this all is...
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Please be honest with me on this. Is this why you said what you did in the zero-g room?
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[Is that tense like generally anxious, or tense like she's focussing a lot harder on writing legibly than normal. Like if she were writing with her off hand, say.]
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