Overdue Private Missives and Contact Post

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Re: Day 28; to "The Princess"

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독자: More powerful things have denied me than you. You know even in criminal justice, there is such a thing as an appeal process? Shall I write on that, instead?

[and then, after a beat...




on a fresh page: "To D. P. Shion:"]

독자: I'd like to petition for an appeal of these useless verdicts.

Re: Day 28; to "The Princess"

[psychoromantic]

D.P. Shion: Why are you telling me this?

Re: Day 28; to "The Princess"

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독자: What? Do you like your verdict?

Re: Day 28; to "The Princess"

[psychoromantic]

D.P. Shion: You know it was a sham trial, right? Or, something like that. Besides, you're not beholden to me and so I'm not to you.

Re: Day 28; to "The Princess"

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[hate that this one is actually reasonable like this.]

독자: Obviously it was a sham. But we both know that it's still holding far more weight than it should for some other parties. I would like to strike it from the record as much as possible. Or, at the very least, be upset with the person who wouldn't even listen to someone who might have similar experiences.
독자: Unfortunately, you're the only name I have.

Re: Day 28; to "The Princess"

[psychoromantic]

D.P. Shion: You're lucky I feel like entertaining you. But who would even sign such a petition?

Re: Day 28; to "The Princess"

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독자: I would.

Re: Day 28; to "The Princess"

[psychoromantic]

D.P. Shion: Yes, that much is obvious.

Re: Day 28; to "The Princess"

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독자: And if I would, then plenty of others would, also.

Re: Day 28; to "The Princess"

[psychoromantic]

D.P. Shion: Ah, so you're just like everyone else. So similar and such to the average person.

Re: Day 28; to "The Princess"

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독자: That's not it. Although I am similar and such to the average person, you do remember that everyone here is here because we've all agreed to help save the Princess?
독자: And more people are more dedicated to helping others here than I am. I'm actually quite selfish in my reasons for it, in comparison.
독자: But you already knew that, of course.

Re: Day 28; to "The Princess"

[psychoromantic]

D.P. Shion: And you should know that I'm not invested in saving her.

Re: Day 28; to "The Princess"

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독자: So you hate her for what she's done.

Re: Day 28; to "The Princess"

[psychoromantic]

D.P. Shion: No. We're simply entirely different existences.

Re: Day 28; to "The Princess"

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독자: But not separate.

Re: Day 28; to "The Princess"

[psychoromantic]

D.P. Shion: No, not separate.

Re: Day 28; to "The Princess"

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독자: Then to say you're guilty is also incorrect. Honestly, without the whole picture of it... why is one of you pushing for those kinds of convictions? Just what kind of story are you all trying to push here?

Re: Day 28; to "The Princess"

[psychoromantic]

D.P. Shion: Here's my honest answer — I want the story to end.

Re: Day 28; to "The Princess"

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[... Kim Dokja's actual true weakness...]

독자: Do you not care what kind of end so long as it is an end?

Re: Day 28; to "The Princess"

[psychoromantic]

The user has blocked you.

Re: Day 28; to "The Princess"

[plotrevised]

Don't talk so easily about the story ending if you can't even think of how it should end.

[closing his notebook.]