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[lawyer]

"Never trust anything that can think for itself if you can't see where it keeps its brain."

[Harvey's got his mask in his hands, turning it over. He's standing outside his door in 011 as he does so. It's clear that the aforementioned quote from Harry Potter is in relation to the eerily nondescript mask in his hands. He appears calm and collected, though really - the featureless mask seems... angry, in a way. He tried binning it, it didn't work. It came back stuck to his door. Which is why he is choosing to make this transmission, using the network for the first time.]

Someone went a bit happy with the paper mache and put some witchery on it. If anybody's found a way to get rid of it permanently, let me know. That kind of information should be shared because I don't know about you, but I don't want to see this thing again. I know I'm not alone in that.

[Tooootally ignoring the fact that it gives him the creeps, a bit. He hasn't even put it on, so he sticks it back on his door before turning off the transmission.]

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action because he's... right there... anyway...

[fraud]

[ so he totally shoved his own mask away in his room the moment he saw it but he didn't get a chance to ... snoop on harvey's so. when he comes out of his room now, have a hipster coming into your personal space and peering over your shoulder, harvey. ]

You could've been nicer, by the way.

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[lawyer]

Ah, the brownie rejecter arriveth.

[He looks over his shoulder and wow they're pretty close now. Not like it bothers either of them, right?]

action;

[fraud]

Ha ha ha, hilarious.

[ a rooolll of his eyes and he's grabbing for the mask now. ]

Yours looks weird. Why's it so blank?

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[majestyofthethrone]

Did you just quote Harry Potter?

text;

[lawyer]

Nothing wrong with putting your trust in a redhead.

text;

[majestyofthethrone]

My first boyfriend was a redhead, but that was by choice.

I wouldn't touch those.

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[became]

Ten points to Gryffindor.

[ well someone's feeling more alert. ]

text;

[lawyer]

The problem with text is that it is so hard to tell whether it is sincere or sarcastic.

text;

[became]

I always thought of myself more as a Ravenclaw.

[ he's slytherin. ]

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[entrapments]

Does that make you He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named?

voice;

[lawyer]

No, my face is too good looking for that. Whoever made these things are He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named.

voice|

[entrapments]

Well, not knowing who they came from kinda runs the risk that the deliverer was also good looking.

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[firstofficer]

The location of one's brain is potentially affected by one's species.

not here;

[fraud]

[ ohhhhh harvey is going to meet spock this is going to be so good gently popcorn.gifs from over here ]

video;

[lawyer]

I'm not referring to a literal brain here.

[internally he is flailing because spock!!!!! spock replied to him!!!]

But thank you for that useful piece of information.

[ video ]

[hostage]

I can't get rid of it forever, but you can drop it off outside room eight twenty-four every day and I'll melt it down. I been doing that with mine.

video;

[lawyer]

That's one option. But I'm looking for a more permanent solution. I'm guessing you want yours gone too.

video;

[whippings]

You can't seriously be suggesting that these things have actual brains of their own.

video;

[lawyer]

I wasn't seriously suggesting that you read the words of J.K. Rowling too literally.

video;

[sharp]

Permanently? Erm, not sure anybody's found a way yet. But you can lock it up.

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[lawyer]

That what you do to yours then? I think the biggest obstacle down that route resisting the urge to take it out.

[ video ]

[sexting]

'Think for itself'? [ there's a flat look of disbelief on Cambridge's face as he turns his own mask over and over in his hands. ] Really?

video;

[lawyer]

Oh yes. It's sentient. Try throwing it away and see what happens.

[There's a hint of mocking and sarcasm in Harvey's tone.]

text;

[leaps]

Airlocking it might work.

text;

[lawyer]

Have you tried this method then?