Didn't we just do this last week?
[It's starting to look like this is going to be a weekly occurrence.
Just like last week, Cabanela waits a while before he makes his rounds, writing everyone quick notes and sliding them under each occupied door.]
Stay strong.
If you don't want to be alone tonight, meet in the dining hall.
-Cabanela
[Like last week, Cabanela hasn't bothered to provide anyone with food-- that would just be... rude right now, he thinks. Upon first entering, you'll notice that there are now four lit candles in the center of one of the tables.
Feel free to leave mementos for the dead; it's probably appreciated.]
Just like last week, Cabanela waits a while before he makes his rounds, writing everyone quick notes and sliding them under each occupied door.]
If you don't want to be alone tonight, meet in the dining hall.
-Cabanela
[Like last week, Cabanela hasn't bothered to provide anyone with food-- that would just be... rude right now, he thinks. Upon first entering, you'll notice that there are now four lit candles in the center of one of the tables.
Feel free to leave mementos for the dead; it's probably appreciated.]

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How are you doing, Weiss?
[That... sure was another trial and execution.]
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[She laughs, but it's tired and bitter-sounding.]
How are you holding up?
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[Good to know that four years of horrible decisions haven't ultimately killed the idealist in him.]
I'm doing better than I was last week, though that's not difficult.
[It's not like he had to watch his best friend die today.]
I imagine our situation will not get any better next week.
[...Just as a head's up...]
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[She looks sympathetic, still.]
I had figured as much. If it gets better at all, it will only get worse before it does. I just hope he's done trying to hand out motives and such.
[Weiss looks down, sipping at her tea, then tapping the inkblot next to the name 'Winter'.]
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I doubt he's done with that. He'll most likely find some other incentive to try to get us to act.
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[Weiss looks down at her tea again, stirring it but not drinking any.]
...it was incredibly easy to say no to that little immortality game, as far as I'm concerned. I just -
[She looks away.]
I just hope they don't bring anyone from home into this.
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I hope he would know better than to attempt to touch the people that are important to me.
[Sir Walter can take care of himself, but Logan's sister...]
Should he attempt to encourage us in such a way, I have no doubt someone will move. We all have people who are important to us back home.
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[She laughs again, that tired laugh.]
Not that I imagine it would do much good, or that it would even get out, but at least it feels like doing something.
[Another nod.]
I wouldn't doubt it, either. Hurting us is one thing, but our friends and families another entirely.
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I've already addressed a letter to my sister, though I doubt the Conductor was kind enough to send it to her. He didn't leave a response at all in my room, for once.
[And thank god for that. Now if he'd stop leaving coins in the middle of the night...]
I can only hope that he will decide against harming our families. I'm not sure how he managed to bring us all here in the first place, but if he's capable of that...
[...It could be a very real possibility, unfortunately.]
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[Yeah. It's kind of creepy.]
...mm. I know everyone is more than capable of defending themselves, but I would have thought that of myself, too.
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[The Conductor probably killed them or has them locked up somewhere. It's not a thought Logan wants to focus on, but he can't dismiss it.]
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[She refuses to say 'dead'.]
- in danger.
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[There's a good chance everyone is dead...]
We'll do what we can to make it through this. We'll find out what he did to them.
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One week at a time, right?
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[If we really are regaining memories then maybe that will help, but otherwise... Well, maybe the Conductor will break eventually and tell them something important.
It's not much, but they have to keep going.]
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...maybe the memory I get this week will help. I have to at least try and think that it will.
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[Headtilt... Regaining a memory for a successful trial... that seems pretty morbid.]
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I see. Were you able to learn anything from that dream? How you were taken here, perhaps?
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[So how the hell did this happen?]
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[That seems to give her an idea.]
- maybe there's something I just don't remember yet between the end of that battle and the future. I don't know what, but...
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[Age: 33. Logan doesn't want to think about it. His memories haven't been altered. There's no way.]