11th Spell

[whatthewrackspurt]

Don't be mad at Sylvanas, everyone. It wasn't her fault. I think Arthas used his magic to hypnotize her into doing his bidding and laid his mind eggs inside her patterned brainwaves - all metaphorically, of course. It happens sometimes.

That was fun, though. I've never banished a demon before. I didn't think it would be so complex.

[Private to the dinner crew]

I'm thinking something with molasses. Are any of you good with molding?


[Spam, closed to Vic and Jax]

[In the evening, Luna skips down the hall to bring dinners to those she didn't see in the lunchroom. On her list is Victor Creed, and so, armed with an apple, she knocks on his door]

Mr. Creed?

Comments

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[150th]

Yes. Once I retained my powers, I made sure I was not in range of any interference.

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[whatthewrackspurt]

That was clever of you. Not your fight, I presume?

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[150th]

No. I have my priorities, as much as my curiosity was piqued.

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[whatthewrackspurt]

Did you have a nice time, wherever you were? On the ship?

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[150th]

I went to the other side of the planet. It was very solitary.

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[whatthewrackspurt]

You seem the solitary sort. Did you practice meditation? I've heard that helps. Yoga too. You'd do an excellent yoga pose with your bone structure.

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[150th]

I mediate often. It helps to control my psychic powers. Being alone was a good change from this place, where it seems that I can never be.

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[whatthewrackspurt]

I'm sorry. There's really not a place one can go where it's quiet, except the Enclosure if no one's using it.

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[150th]

I enjoyed my walks there, when it was still available to us.

Do you know when it will be returned?

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[whatthewrackspurt]

I wish I could say, but I don't know. I suppose that's up to the Admiral.

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[150th]

What purpose do wardens serve if the Admiral controls everything?

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[whatthewrackspurt]

A warden's job isn't to control. It's to guide and teach.

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[150th]

But your employer determines who you teach and when you are finished teaching.

[Not exactly a dispute against her, just a musing.]

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[whatthewrackspurt]

Yes, but he doesn't determine what we decide to teach. It's a small victory, but an important one.

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[150th]

I do not think I could be satisfied with only that much freedom.

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[whatthewrackspurt]

It's a stepping stone to larger amounts of freedom.

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[150th]

A warden's rights do not expand that I have seen.

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[whatthewrackspurt]

They expand when the inmate gets more freedom, I think.

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[150th]

How?

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[whatthewrackspurt]

You get a feeling. A sense that what you're doing is working, and it lets your imagination run wild. You're not afraid to try new things.

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[150th]

This is not the freedom I was referring to.

[But it is interesting.]

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[whatthewrackspurt]

Just because you're in prison doesn't mean your mind has to be imprisoned.

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[150th]

No. But a lack of practical freedom may not let mental freedom benefit anyone.

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[whatthewrackspurt]

True.

What would you do with your freedom, if you had it?

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[150th]

Go back to my home, and finish the work I began there.