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13 (46.4%)

No

15 (53.6%)

Total Members Voted: 21

[Rockeater]

AA or BA

[Naturegirl1999]

AB

[blueturtle1134]

So to recap, we have:

First question, 1.5 votes for A and 1.5 votes for B
Second question, 1.5 votes for A and 1.5 votes for B

...I can't believe we have an odd number of people and still managed to tie.

Although Glass's changes if Madman votes...

[Naturegirl1999]

Wait, how is there .5 votes?

[Rockeater]

I change to AA

[Naturegirl1999]

So the first question is A now, so is the second question. If I am correct, this means the tie is broken

[blueturtle1134]

Wait, how is there .5 votes?

When someone said "A or B" I counted it as .5 for each.

So the first question is A now, so is the second question. If I am correct, this means the tie is broken

Second question is A. First is... undecided

[Naturegirl1999]

Oh. Thanks, we just need one vote that isn’t split

[Smoke Mirrors]

B for first, A for second.

[Glass]

B for first, A for second.

+1, as MM hasn't posted.

[blueturtle1134]

I do think that clinches it in favor of BA.


Train

“I have reason to believe that this assasination has nothing to do with the rebels,” Celling replies. He’s reached the front of the train by now. “And we’re not handing over the rebel, before you ask. Your organization has already been infiltrated once. I really can’t trust you with custody of an important prisoner.”

After a short conversation with the driver of the train, Celling steps back out of the engine. “We’re turning around at the next station. We should be back in Montevideo in a few hours.


Antarctica

Captain William Corvis of the SFN Etna is a short, middle-aged man with a round face and graying hair.

"Guardian of the State, Mr. Enir Nest," he says. "Acting Royal Master of Sciences Erin Quill. Welcome aboard. We will arrive at the Falklands tomorrow night to pick up a prisoner from the commandeered civilian ship John Philip Sousa. Your cabins are to the left."

Enir Nest and Erin Quill step onto the ship. "Acting Master of Sciences?" Quill asks.

"Padelheb fired you, and you technically haven't been reinstated. That'll happen next week," Nest explains. "You sure you want to come?"

“As I’ve told you, I want to meet the man who wanted to blow up two continents face to face,” said Quill. “Perhaps I can talk some sense into him.”

“Perhaps,” says Nest. They turn a corner. “What kind of holding facilities do you have here, Captain?”

“Just the standard brig,” Corvis answers. “I think you’ll want to inspect and improve them, though. I have a list of measures we can take here, for you to rank in importance.”

Quill takes the list. “Can’t you do all of these at once?”

“Yes, sir, but we’d like some idea of what’s most critical,” the Captain answers.

Rank these in order of importance, greatest to least:

A: Carefully searching the rebel to ensure that he didn’t bring anything on board.
B: Keeping an eye on the guards in case one turns traitor.
C: Having visibility of the rebel from all angles so he can’t do something secretly.
D: Locking down all lifeboats so that even if he escapes, he can’t get far.
E: Arriving early at the Islands in case of complications.

Say anything else you want to do.


Update count: 9

[Naturegirl1999]

ADBCE

[Glass]

CBAED.

[Rockeater]

CBAED.

+1

[blueturtle1134]

I’m taking the three votes as-is, because I’m trying to update faster.

I’ll average your votes by assigning 4 points to your first choice, 3 points to your second choice, and so on, until your last choice gets 0 points. Point totals:

C - 9
A - 8
B - 8
D - 3
E - 2

The top two will get you a bonus if the rebel chooses to escape by a means that those can affect, so you will get a bonus to choices A, B, and C.


Cargo vessel John Philip Sousa

Fansworth is trying to convince the rebel, Jacob Eldin, while on the way back to Antarctica.

I'm assuming you'll tell him about the wormhole problem, so let's look at what else you might tell him.

What do you tell him about the other rebels?

A: Say they're alive (true)
B: Say they're dead
C: Say they have repented and/or are helping the Republic now.

What do you say about what killed Anna?

A: Say that it was a rogue soldier and that he has since been executed for his crimes. (true)
B: Claim that it was a mistake.
C: Allude to the fact that the "Iridium" entity is resurrecting.

What do you tell him about resurrection technology?

A: Tell him that a parallel universe may be able to resurrect Anna. (true)
B: Tell him about Fallas d' Florists' resurrection experiments. (true)
C: Both A and B.
D: Allude to the possibility of resurrecting Anna without giving specifics.
E: Don't tell him anything.
F: Something else…

Do you propose a deal?

A: Offer him freedom in exchange for information on any other rebels.
B: Tell him that you're willing to work with him to improve the Republic.
C: Propose no such thing.

What do you tell of your own reservations about the government?

A: Claim that you'd rather see a democracy.
B: Hint that you don't agree with the political structure but don't outright say anything.
C: Stick to the party line.

Do you send your guards out of the room before you say this?

A: Yes. (He's tied up and unarmed, after all.)
B: No.


Update count: 10