Then her guards will escort her out of the interview cell...
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He'll write a number of things into her entrance paperwork, then, including some visibly around the edges of the lines, with the absorbed expression of somebody who does not care to be interrupted about his paperwork. When he's done with that he'll hand it to one of the guards and then immediately start filling out other paperwork, still not looking particularly interruptible; he has carefully selected summaries to write while they're still in his memory, and some paperwork about possible wrongful accusations that is definitely going to take a delicately worded interoffice memo clipped on. Not that anyone will read the memo until it's way too late to do anything differently, but the memo still has to look right. (Hidden thoughts.)Part of him really does wonder what the universe would be like without sorcery--what a single planet could be like, since there would be no lightlines--if instead of the most powerful sorcerers, the smartest and most competent people ended up in charge; if schools didn't train future elites to react with wild hypersensitivity to any tiny thing they didn't like; if political power went to people who could maintain focus on important matters, instead of whoever got the most upset about things...But he is, in the end, busy and holding important things in his memory, and it's not worth maybe disrupting that in order to find what 'Healthy' would make up about it, if he asked what a world like that would be like. It probably wouldn't be very plausible anyways. |
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He'll write a number of things into her entrance paperwork, then, including some writing at an angle suggesting it's not going into standard lines on the form, with the absorbed expression of somebody who does not care to be interrupted about his paperwork. When he's done with that, he'll hand the marked-up entrance paperwork to one of the guards, and then immediately start filling out other paperwork, still not looking particularly interruptible. Trāho has carefully selected summaries to write while they're still in his memory, and some paperwork about possible wrongful accusations that is definitely going to take a delicately worded interoffice memo clipped on. Not that anyone will read the memo until it's way too late to do anything differently, but the memo still has to look right. (Hidden thoughts.)Part of him really does wonder what the universe would be like without sorcery--what a single planet could be like, since there would be no lightlines--if instead of the most powerful sorcerers, the smartest and most competent people ended up in charge; if schools didn't train future elites to react with wild hypersensitivity to any tiny thing they didn't like; if political power went to people who could maintain focus on important matters, instead of whoever got the most upset about things...But he is, in the end, busy and holding important things in his memory, and it's not worth maybe disrupting that in order to find what 'Healthy' would make up about it, if he asked what a world like that would be like. It probably wouldn't be very plausible anyways. |
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He'll write a number of things into her entrance paperwork, then, including some writing at an angle suggesting it's not going into standard lines on the form, with the absorbed expression of somebody who does not care to be interrupted about his paperwork. When he's done with that, he'll hand the marked-up entrance paperwork to one of the guards, and then immediately start filling out other paperwork, still not looking particularly interruptible. Trāho has carefully selected summaries to write while they're still in his memory, and some paperwork about possible wrongful accusations that is definitely going to take a delicately worded interoffice memo clipped on. Not that anyone will read the memo until it's way too late to do anything differently, but the memo still has to look right. (Hidden thoughts.)Part of him really does wonder what the universe would be like without sorcery--what a single planet would be like, since there'd be no lightlines--if instead of the most powerful sorcerers, the smartest and most competent people ended up in charge; if schools didn't train future elites to react with wild hypersensitivity to any tiny thing they didn't like; if political power went to people who could maintain focus on important matters, instead of whoever got the most upset about things...But he is, in the end, busy and holding important things in his memory, and it's not worth maybe disrupting that in order to find what 'Healthy' would make up about it, if he asked what a world like that would be like. It probably wouldn't be very plausible anyways. |
