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[malnosso]

All of you, think real hard about why these experiments do what they do.

Get back to me with your ideas and then we'll talk.

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[kendama-pro.livejournal.com]

People assume things when a kid tries to go where he isn't supposed to. But you're implying that I'm the first to get this idea? Really.

Anyway. Since you're just as stuck as we are, and trying to find a way out, can I ask what you're trying to escape from?

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[malnosso]

Not the first, but one of few.

No, you can't. Sorry.

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[kendama-pro.livejournal.com]

Hm. It was worth a shot.

All this talk about a third party, though - that much is true, right? And - this isn't about "good guys" and "bad guys", is it? It can't be as black and white as that. Though I'm not willing to pitch you as kind-hearted people.

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[malnosso]

Don't, we aren't.

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[kendama-pro.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I knew that.

[He sighs.]

One last thing. The people who disappear - do they make it back home? Is it possible that some of your experiments do actually work in the sense that you're able to send some people back? After all, you could be conducting experiments on us everyday, just that not all of them have effects as loud as what happened last week, for example.

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[malnosso]

It's not as simple as "add this chemical to this beaker." It takes prep time, tests, more prep time, mathematical checks and rechecks from the eggheads in R&D, etc. Not to mention all the other factors, this is fucking Shifting we're talking about. We'd run them every day if we could.

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[kendama-pro.livejournal.com]

So it's not everyday, then. But - it is possible that you conduct experiments that we're not aware of, right? Maybe they just don't have effects as chaotic as last week. Maybe they accidentally send people - home, or wherever.

Shifting...?

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[malnosso]

Yes.

I'm not going into it. Long explanation and I don't know half of what I'm talking about when I give it.