[ gu yun actually had walked in a bit before, spotting mineo. when he comes back, he's got something tucked into his belt.
it's...a bottle of elm*rs glue! he sits down across from him. ]
On a technicality, I suppose it wasn't wrong - I did catch a murderer. [ this comes out a little dryly, because. yeah.
there's a pause, as he lifts the glue bottle, careful. it seems some of the effect of the pod is starting to wear off - he can hold onto it for a little longer than he could earlier. ] ....Grace told me you can use this to get the needles out. If you let it dry, then pull it off, they come out easily.
[ he makes a little gesture with his head towards it, go on.
after a long pause: ]
...I'm getting rather tired of the technicalities of this place, and I don't like the idea of punishing people on what-ifs or past or perceived future actions, either.
I didn't feel like it was the wrong theory until I was proven otherwise. The more that happened through the trial, the more off I felt about him, and my instincts aren't typically wrong. I think it was likely he was going to hurt someone, either through his actions or through his words at a trial, or both.
So. I can't say I feel guilty about it, really. I didn't feel guilty about choosing HK-47, either.
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it's...a bottle of elm*rs glue! he sits down across from him. ]
On a technicality, I suppose it wasn't wrong - I did catch a murderer. [ this comes out a little dryly, because. yeah.
there's a pause, as he lifts the glue bottle, careful. it seems some of the effect of the pod is starting to wear off - he can hold onto it for a little longer than he could earlier. ] ....Grace told me you can use this to get the needles out. If you let it dry, then pull it off, they come out easily.
[ he makes a little gesture with his head towards it, go on.
after a long pause: ]
...I'm getting rather tired of the technicalities of this place, and I don't like the idea of punishing people on what-ifs or past or perceived future actions, either.
I didn't feel like it was the wrong theory until I was proven otherwise. The more that happened through the trial, the more off I felt about him, and my instincts aren't typically wrong. I think it was likely he was going to hurt someone, either through his actions or through his words at a trial, or both.
So. I can't say I feel guilty about it, really. I didn't feel guilty about choosing HK-47, either.