text; anonymous

[gradenine]

oh yeah heads up
ive heard from certain people who committed this themselves and
apparently if you kill someone here
you get your memories wiped of the incident altogether
not sure why they'd go out of their way to do that here but they do this sort of thing where im from all the time so im very used to seeing it
probably can't say the same for other people from other worlds so you guys have to educate me on that

so uhh
im not saying you should or shouldn't kill altogether
im not your mom
but just keep that in mind the next time you got some kinda murderous urge or something
the reason why im anonymous right now is bc i don't wanna reveal who did that in the first place
it might lead to some awkward icebreakers on their part
also i wouldn't lie about something like this if anyone's wondering bc i got no time to waste on leading people on

but this is probably the worst thing any newcomer would wanna see, huh
whoops
well... welcome to this city, i guess

( ooc: feel free to threadjack and craft theories! kromer/@gripper will also be answering questions about things she knows as a victim as well. )

Comments

[lickstheevidence]

That's what I'm saying- I don't think they are crimes, or at least, not crimes that I'm going to worry about. As far as the victim coming back to life, that's a harder question to answer.

On that we can both agree.

[coolerjunpei]

maybe we're supposed to... control ourselves? self-regulate, or whatever. not like making our own laws, but on an individual level, we're supposed to keep our hands to ourselves. then work together.

i mean, why else would people be losing memories of bad things they do? seems like a behavior correction on top of a punishment.

as if, though, right? it's already going sideways.

[lickstheevidence]

Isn't that what law-abiding citizens are supposed to do anyway? Anything else breeds chaos.

Somebody must be overseeing the goings-on in this City if they're taking those steps. As long as we behave ourselves, maybe we'll be alright. Or maybe that's what they want us to think so that we won't rock the boat. A little more guidance would be nice, rather than having to figure everything out through trial and error.