Asmodia notes that she suspects Ione asked Asmodia first, since Asmodia can't order Ione not to ask Security after that, and only then asked Security.  Rather than first ask Security, and risk being ordered not to ask Asmodia.  This is obviously the sort of attempted cleverness that you'd punish if Ione were punishable, and that Ione did it anyways is evidence (in Keltham's sense) that Ione thinks she's not punishable for that kind of transgression.  Asmodia is confused about Project Lawful's stance on Ione.

Asmodia did expect that Sevar would say the official line is that Asmodia has no superpowers.  The question is if the other girls should be told that Keltham thought she might be part of a romantic pattern, but Keltham rejected that theory after Asmodia falsely told Keltham that she wasn't a full asexual, but Asmodia is in fact one, which Keltham must not be allowed to suspect.  Or told that Keltham said having no superpowers except being good at math would be on-theme for an asexual.  Asmodia feels like she keeps tripping up on inadequate information herself, and registers her own opinion that everyone who isn't Keltham should be told everything.

Also Asmodia herself would like to be read in on everything to do with Keltham's pattern.

Asmodia registers, before she forgets, that she thought that two-thirds of the class going quiet during Keltham's conspiracy lecture was a bad look, and that Asmodia, Sevar, Pilar, Meritxell, and Ione should have some explicit policy about trading off turns on speaking up to cover any future frozen silences.  Is it possible to train students out of going quiet like that?  Asmodia imagines Keltham saying that you have to identify one person, at a time, who has the responsibility to speak up, so that the class doesn't look quiet.

Asmodia apologizes for all this pestering, she is trying to say it all while the Cunning and Wisdom still hold.

Asmodia notes that she suspects Ione asked Asmodia first, since Asmodia can't order Ione not to ask Security after that, and only then asked Security.  Rather than first ask Security, and risk being ordered not to ask Asmodia.  This is obviously the sort of attempted cleverness that you'd punish if Ione were punishable, and that Ione did it anyways is evidence (in Keltham's sense) that Ione thinks she's not punishable for that kind of transgression.  Asmodia is confused about Project Lawful's stance on Ione.

Asmodia did expect that Sevar would say the official line is that Asmodia has no superpowers.  The question is if the other girls should be told that Keltham thought she might be part of a romantic pattern, but Keltham rejected that theory after Asmodia falsely told Keltham that she wasn't a full asexual, but Asmodia is in fact one, which Keltham must not be allowed to suspect.  Or told that Keltham said having no superpowers except being good at math would be on-theme for an asexual.  Asmodia feels like she keeps tripping up on inadequate information herself, and registers her own opinion that everyone who isn't Keltham should be told everything.

Also Asmodia herself requests, for whatever it's worth, to be read in on everything to do with Keltham's pattern, transcripts of anything he's said about it anywhere.

Asmodia registers, before she forgets, that she thought that two-thirds of the class going quiet during Keltham's conspiracy lecture was a bad look, and that Asmodia, Sevar, Pilar, Meritxell, and Ione should have some explicit policy about trading off turns on speaking up to cover any future frozen silences.  Is it possible to train students out of going quiet like that?  Asmodia imagines Keltham saying that you have to identify one person, at a time, who has the responsibility to speak up, so that the class doesn't look quiet.

Asmodia apologizes for all this pestering, she is trying to say it all while the Cunning and Wisdom still hold.

Asmodia notes that she suspects Ione asked Asmodia first, since Asmodia can't order Ione not to ask Security after that, and only then asked Security.  Rather than first ask Security, and risk being ordered not to ask Asmodia.  This is obviously the sort of attempted cleverness that you'd punish if Ione were punishable, and that Ione did it anyways is evidence (in Keltham's sense) that Ione thinks she's not punishable for that kind of transgression.  Asmodia is confused about Project Lawful's stance on Ione.

Asmodia did expect that Sevar would say the official line is that Asmodia has no superpowers.  The question is if the other girls should be told that Keltham thought she might be part of a romantic pattern, but Keltham rejected that theory after Asmodia falsely told Keltham that she wasn't a full asexual, but Asmodia is in fact one, which Keltham must not be allowed to suspect.  Or told that Keltham said having no superpowers except being good at math would be on-theme for an asexual.  Asmodia feels like she keeps tripping up on inadequate information herself, and registers her own opinion that everyone who isn't Keltham should be told everything.

Also Asmodia herself requests, for whatever that's worth, to be read in on everything to do with Keltham's pattern, transcripts of anything he's said about it anywhere.

Asmodia registers, before she forgets, that she thought that two-thirds of the class going quiet during Keltham's conspiracy lecture was a bad look, and that Asmodia, Sevar, Pilar, Meritxell, and Ione should have some explicit policy about trading off turns on speaking up to cover any future frozen silences.  Is it possible to train students out of going quiet like that?  Asmodia imagines Keltham saying that you have to identify one person, at a time, who has the responsibility to speak up, so that the class doesn't look quiet.

Asmodia apologizes for all this pestering, she is trying to say it all while the Cunning and Wisdom still hold.

Asmodia notes that she suspects Ione asked Asmodia first, since Asmodia can't order Ione not to ask Security after that, and only then asked Security.  Rather than first ask Security, and risk being ordered not to ask Asmodia.  This is obviously the sort of attempted cleverness that you'd punish if Ione were punishable, and that Ione did it anyways is evidence (in Keltham's sense) that Ione thinks she's not punishable for that kind of transgression.  Asmodia is confused about Project Lawful's stance on Ione.

Asmodia did expect that Sevar would say the official line is that Asmodia has no superpowers.  The question is if the other girls should be told that Keltham thought she might be part of a romantic pattern, but Keltham rejected that theory after Asmodia falsely told Keltham that she wasn't a full asexual, but Asmodia is in fact one, which Keltham must not be allowed to suspect.  Or told that Keltham said having no superpowers except being good at math would be on-theme for an asexual.  Asmodia feels like she keeps tripping up on inadequate information herself, and registers her own opinion that everyone who isn't Keltham should be told everything.

Also Asmodia herself requests, for whatever that's worth, to be read in on everything to do with Keltham's pattern, transcripts of anything he's said about it anywhere.

Asmodia registers, before she forgets, that she thought that two-thirds of the class going quiet during Keltham's conspiracy lecture was a bad look, and that Asmodia, Sevar, Pilar, Meritxell, and Ione should have some explicit policy about trading off turns on speaking up to cover any future frozen silences.  Is it possible to train students out of going quiet like that?  Asmodia imagines Keltham saying that you have to identify one person, at a time, who has the responsibility to speak up, so that the class doesn't look quiet.  But you have to somehow do that in a way that makes the probabilities look the same to Keltham for which girl talks next.

Asmodia apologizes for all this pestering, she is trying to say it all while the Cunning and Wisdom still hold.