RESISTANCE MEETING

[decrees]

[The clock chimes at 10PM as it always does, and if you're one of the people who decided to go to the meeting, you'll find the conference room is properly set up to accommodate all 27 remaining students. If you were expecting refreshments or anything then tough luck. Logan can't cook and the kitchen's closed now.

Logan has taken the chair at one end of the table because of course he has, but he'll wait until most people are gathered before speaking up.]

I'm sure you're all aware of why this meeting is absolutely necessary after that... announcement. What we need to do is share any information we have about this place and our captor. The Conductor will answer letters, but I have not gotten anything particularly useful from him.


(OOC: Consider this log to be like the trial; feel free to threadjack and comment on anything that comes up. Throw out theories and information and talk to each other about all of this stuff!)

Comments

[zomgboom]

[Oh, that reminds her . . .]

The conductor said, like, if someone is dying on their own and you don't help them that, like, doesn't count as murder. But this is all, like, a really good idea?

[oftheland]

...that's kind of bizarre, given how we apparently all will need to die for the unforgivable crime of not being able to solve a murder.

Admittedly, I'd really rather keep as many people alive as we can.

[zomgboom]

No, that's like. It has to do with the rule or whatever? "Take responsibility"? You only have to, like, take responsibility for you own actions? At least I think that's how it works.

[oftheland]

...Well, I guess it's good that if someone bleeds out and we can't stop it, we won't all die for it, but at the same time, I'm still not certain how not being able to solve a mystery would be our own actions, per se...