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[articletwelve]

[ No video, here -- really, despite the obvious setbacks to this place, Wash has to say he prefers its communication devices to the seals. At least he's not hearing voices in his head anymore. (Aside from the normal ones, that is.) ]

So I'm wondering.

[ He's looked through the network, but for some reason, he can't seem to find an answer to what he thinks is a rather simple question. ]

Every few weeks, the ship makes a jump, and we go heading off somewhere else, right? Just making our way through this system.

The question is: why? Where exactly are we going? It's not like the ship's just driving itself.

[ ...At least, he hopes not. That business with the corridors was bad enough. ]

Anyone out there got an answer?

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[articletwelve]

Look. If the captain is even still here -- and considering he hasn't said a word, he might not be -- then he owes it to us to tell us what the hell is going on.

If he doesn't, then it's worth a mutiny.

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[wont]

[ Alayne purses her lips but does not speak her immediate mind. Instead, she schools her expression back to something more proper and asks: ]

Have you seen mutiny in the past?

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[articletwelve]

Yes.

[ Surely taking down the secret program that made him go insane counts. ]

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[wont]

[ Seems legit. ]

And was it such a glorious act that you find yourself eager to visit it again?

[ Yes, they have sarcasm in Westeros. ]

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[articletwelve]

It wasn't glorious. I did what I had to. And if I have to do it again, I will.

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[wont]

And what do you intend to do to our captain if he proves very much alive but unwilling to see to your demands?

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[articletwelve]

Whatever I have to.

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[wont]

Do you think yourself desperate, ser, or brave?

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[articletwelve]

It's not about bravery. It's about what has to happen.