Screw that Matthias guy.
Such little work when he arrived so of course he makes up for it with his departure. One dead, 2 injured, 2 departed and a whole bunch of special notes in the margins.
Oh right he also sort of doomed us all by removing our protection and he you know killed someone and hurt a couple of people.
On the bright side with the dying man gone this place is now no less dangerous and no more dangerous than anywhere else in the world so visitors might start coming again.
"You're just as likely to die out there as in here but at least in here there's free rooms and board and a chance to make friends."
We should put that on a sign somewhere.
Anyways as per usual no matter what changes I'm not leaving.
No point in going somewhere else to die when I can die in comfort right here.
Oh and best wishes to Sal with the broken arm and all.
Get better soon.
Showing posts with label Judas. Show all posts
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Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Monday, September 24, 2012
The Dilemma
So usually I skim over my comments to check to see if anyone has any questions. Last week, I decided to skip reading comments, however, because I thought it would just be, you know, "traitor" and other things of that intent.
Finally, this morning, I decided to check the comments and see one from our dear friend Proxiehunter (the misspelling in his name is due to being concussed at the time, he assures me). It is from this comment that I am informed of our other visitor -- the one currently residing in Matthias. The Dying Man fragment known as Judas.
(And as a sidenote: how ironic is it that after I reveal my little secret, a Dying Man fragment shows up that's named after the most famous traitor of all? Or am I misusing the term "ironic"?)
When I found this out, my immediate reaction was to try and get Matthias out. Unfortunately, for most of the day, he has locked himself in his room, and when he comes out, it's nearly impossible to get him to go anywhere.
I could force him out. I could try breaking the lock. But then the remaining guests would ask why. And if I answered truthfully, they would panic. And if I didn't, they would get suspicious, check this blog, and still panic.
So, the way I see it, I have two options: wait and see what Judas does, if he does anything at all.
Or I could move the box. Just until Judas is gone. Would that work? Would They descend upon this place like locusts if I took away the box just for a day?
I don't know. I don't want to find out.
A few more days. I'll wait a few more days. And if he doesn't leave, I'll move it then.
Finally, this morning, I decided to check the comments and see one from our dear friend Proxiehunter (the misspelling in his name is due to being concussed at the time, he assures me). It is from this comment that I am informed of our other visitor -- the one currently residing in Matthias. The Dying Man fragment known as Judas.
(And as a sidenote: how ironic is it that after I reveal my little secret, a Dying Man fragment shows up that's named after the most famous traitor of all? Or am I misusing the term "ironic"?)
When I found this out, my immediate reaction was to try and get Matthias out. Unfortunately, for most of the day, he has locked himself in his room, and when he comes out, it's nearly impossible to get him to go anywhere.
I could force him out. I could try breaking the lock. But then the remaining guests would ask why. And if I answered truthfully, they would panic. And if I didn't, they would get suspicious, check this blog, and still panic.
So, the way I see it, I have two options: wait and see what Judas does, if he does anything at all.
Or I could move the box. Just until Judas is gone. Would that work? Would They descend upon this place like locusts if I took away the box just for a day?
I don't know. I don't want to find out.
A few more days. I'll wait a few more days. And if he doesn't leave, I'll move it then.
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