1.1.01.01.009: speech is to be kept at a polite volume.

[needshumility]

If you met my dad?

I've got nothing to apologise for, or be angry about, or curse his name for. I just hope you liked him. He's a good Swatchman.

[Warden filter, minus infirmary staff, and Narvin.]

A certain... recent incidents have made me wonder something.

Does anyone come from a world where it's acceptable to kill others if they're going to die a potentially long, drawn out, horrific death? By which I mean kill using medicinal means, with given permission and consent. Not just... using a instant-kill-gun and shooting them.

Also, I will consider anyone who informs my inmate that I asked this question as officially undermining my position.

On another note, does anyone have an inmate who's left and then returned?

[Private to Jane]

Do not mention the Green Room. Especially to Victor.

Also, Scarlet Pimpernel?

[Private to Victor]

Alright. Let's discuss Rex.

[Private to Rex]

Would you mind if I asked you a few questions about Victor?

[Coma-investigation Filter]

I'm working on a questionnaire right now. I'll have something ready very soon. Looks like we need it.

Comments

Re: Warden etc. filter

[needshumility.livejournal.com]

Okay. I... thank you for your input.

Is this a common theme for most of the Previous? The uncertainty about whether it's right or not? Or is it just your world?

Re: Warden etc. filter

[hopeless-hacker.livejournal.com]

That's....almost impossible for me to answer, honestly. But I would suggest that most worlds like mine will always debate over whether it's right or wrong to take a life prematurely in any circumstances.

Re: Warden etc. filter

[needshumility.livejournal.com]

It's interesting, if you don't mind me saying so, that you think it's acceptable, but still describe the death as premature.

Re: Warden etc. filter

[hopeless-hacker.livejournal.com]

I'm using 'premature' in its most technical sense, to cover other medical life-or-death situations - abortion, for example. If you were to ask me if the voluntary euthanasia of someone suffering from a terminal disease was premature, I would say no.

Re: Warden etc. filter

[needshumility.livejournal.com]

I see.

[he's gone to the dictionary again.]

Again, thank you for your input. It's most interesting.