So... it's possible you could remove someone without resorting to-- ?[ she touches her neck, subsconsciously. ] We all know about splintering now, so... surely if you tell someone what's going on there's a chance they'd be willing to work with you.
... I know I'd rather have a say in how I was going to be removed if it came to that, rather than being killed in a brutal way.
What happened with Emet-Selch is most likely because of special circumstances, so... I don't think we can count on it happening often. I don't know the details of what went on, but... it was probably something like an item? Or something along those lines, maybe, I don't know for sure.
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But... yes. We can't ignore that someone may be willing to be removed if they knew they were splintering.
It sounds like there's a lot to keep track of. I mean, I'm already trying to keep notes of my own as is. [ and she doesn't really have half the information that bunny is carting around. ]
I guess some people are better equipped for balancing and thinking about information, and when or where to use it. I normally end up listening more than I do talking, I think.
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I don't want to think someone would do that just because. And even if they were doing a request kill... why would they be that brutal?
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[ if there was? a reason??? what even happened ]
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Bunny, if someone's splintering, do they start acting irrationally when it gets to the point they have to be Removed?
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But since I haven't personally seen other cases, I can't say if it's always the same.
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So... it's possible you could remove someone without resorting to-- ?[ she touches her neck, subsconsciously. ] We all know about splintering now, so... surely if you tell someone what's going on there's a chance they'd be willing to work with you.
... I know I'd rather have a say in how I was going to be removed if it came to that, rather than being killed in a brutal way.
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But... yes. We can't ignore that someone may be willing to be removed if they knew they were splintering.
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[ she looks thoughtful. who could’ve used it... she knows who it WASN’T at the very least. ]
Anything has to be better than what happened to Sumire.
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How would another participant pull this off without an item...?
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So someone from our team was talking about it then. I wonder if it's who I think it is.
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Can I ask you how many of us there are on our team?
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Besides you, there's six other people.
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[ she just found a goat, so she didn't do so great ]
... Are all of us still alive?
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[ that is a high number. ]
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You have to keep track of so many secrets, don’t you...?
[ poor bun ]
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[ she is
not a braincell. ]
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[ watching trial is so fascinating. ]
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I guess some people are better equipped for balancing and thinking about information, and when or where to use it. I normally end up listening more than I do talking, I think.
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... um, I'd probably be less helpful.
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There are good points to it.
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