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6 999s + 3 Ushiromiyas (TNDG Day 6)
((CONTENT WARNING: Extremely dubious and detailed discussion of teenager's assisted suicide in the Help A Robot thread??? There is also a lot of yelling in some of the other threads that has dubious properties due to domestic context IT'S BEEN A MONTH SINCE THIS LOG AND I WASN'T IN ALL THE THREADS SO PEOPLE PLEASE HELP ME IF THERE ARE CONTENT WARNINGS I AM NOT INCLUDING...))
[It is the morning after the tattoo game and the ominous vote distribution. Breakfast of milkshakes and whatever else people brought is set out on a conference table in the sci-fi set. Through the doorways, from the room where these people all sleep, there is a faint smoke from the candle at the shrine for Seven, a counter with a portrait, water, and fruit.
Lotus lifts her eyebrows once everyone is there.]
Hip hip hooray, let's face the day.
[It is the morning after the tattoo game and the ominous vote distribution. Breakfast of milkshakes and whatever else people brought is set out on a conference table in the sci-fi set. Through the doorways, from the room where these people all sleep, there is a faint smoke from the candle at the shrine for Seven, a counter with a portrait, water, and fruit.
Lotus lifts her eyebrows once everyone is there.]
Hip hip hooray, let's face the day.
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But even so, we can't account for stupidity. Posting something like that could be a good idea. The only problem is signing our names to it. That might come across too aggressive, and as if the nine of us are trying to control things.
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Maybe we do just wait and see, to keep from rocking the boat. Then if some person X does actually vote for him - and they'll probably be easily identified - we find some way to express the message that "dismayed by this result, we will not cast our votes for Frank Reynolds or X". I just feel it bad leaving doubt about who else dies instead... [Well, not ENTIRELY up to chance, see Ene content, but still.]
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If we're going to do it that way, though, then we'd want the message to be as aggressive as possible. That's how people would listen to it, after all.
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[making jazz hands]
With bullet hole stencils. One shot for each person who's lending their power to the plan.
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If you're worried about the writing, then we just won't use our own hand. Say "This is a petition to ask all members of the community not to vote for Frank Reynolds. If anyone should, the rest of us may liken this to harbouring a fugitive and therefore a punishable action."
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