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Date Posted: Mon February 11, 2008 03:24:23
Author: Comicality
Subject: Not a bad idea, actually...
In reply to: Cash 's message, "Hmm..." on Mon February 11, 2008 02:57:17

One of the reasons that I really love the input at the "Blood Bank", as well as in my emails, is that you guys often give me ideas and point out interesting details that I NEVER would have thought of personally. This would be one of them.

What WOULD happen if Justin were to suddenly turn himself into the 'Elders' and just plead his case honestly and openly before them? What would they say? Would they help him or destroy him?

I had envisioned the Elders much like most people see the American government, with this clandestine class of 'hidden people' running everything and making decisions without consent of their population. Just a USA conspiracy thing, I s'pose. But you bring up an interesting point here. What do the rest of you guys think about this?

Would Justin be better off turning himself in and leting them know that he means them no harm?

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The fine print -- Lemons, Sun February 17, 2008 09:25:49
- Sure, you're making perfect sense, actually... -- Comicality, Mon February 18, 2008 02:56:18