The X-Project

Because it was only by the grace of the new cybernetics that she didn't trade my life for Remy's.

Grounding her is not the answer. You ask me, she belongs in a cage. Slap her in irons, put the collar on her neck, and find a deep dark hole to stuff her into while the rest of us discuss what to do with her. We can't justify the risk of letting her out among the student body.

We're not qualified - none of us are - to contain a threat like her. I can't guard her - I can't even walk. Cain's got better things to do than ride herd on a little girl 24/7. Rest of us are vulnerable to this new little trick she's discovered.

Anyone think we can get a line out to her old tutor? Dump her on his lap.

We have been attacked.

Haroun

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x-cable.livejournal.com

Has anyone talked to her?

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To be honest, not yet. The other three doctors spent the afternoon finsihing patchign up Remy and then undergoing tests to check they're okay. And I wouldn't trust myself not to throttle the brat. She could have killed someone - Frank the lizard is an indication of that. If one ofo the babies had been down here...

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x-cable.livejournal.com

The babies.

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I am uncertain I should be involved in this debate. On the one hand, I am Amanda's legal guardian in America. On the other, I am her brother, and though I would try, I cannot be sure I would not be biased in her favour.

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Doesn't your Book have some things to say about murder? And about responsibility?

Salaam,
Haroun

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Amanda has not committed murder. She has saved a life. If we are to judge on what could have been, then many here should also be judged on what was, more than they are.

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And it's just a question of time, if she's using life-force to fuel her ability not, and not ambient magic.

You want that risk on your conscience? I don't.

Salaam,
Haroun

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It seems to me that the circumstances tonight were exceptional. There are those here who have received forgiveness for actions done with less justification.

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But not from me. The risk is too high, the potential reward too low.

I applaud your determination to be forgiving, but for a guy who carves his sins into his flesh with a blade you're being awfully forgiving.

I vote for the deep dark hole. I wish it could be otherwise, but I don't think it can be.

Salaam,
Haroun

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Perhaps because it seems clear few others will be. And the Book teaches forgiveness of others. My ways of atoning for my own sins are my own.

I am leaving the computer now.

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The Book teaches many things.

I am not certain it can give us a clear cut path on this case. But then again, I doubt it gives a clear cut path on anything, really.

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I know what she has done, please do not think I'm being blind on this.

But she is my sister.

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x-jeangrey.livejournal.com

But if I ever see her in the medlab again I will throw her out myself, and if there are any walls in the way that will be too bad.

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I'm waiting to hear from Moira, but Hank's on standby to revoke her access to the medlab journal and to change to security codes down here. It'll leave us short handed with three patients to care for, but I think we can cover the gaps with Jennie and the other volunteers, provided there's no repeats of the nail varnish incident.

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If I'm one of those you're talking about.

I can do Physio in the Gym. Don't let me factor into your decisions.

Medical is _your_ domain. Run it as you see fit.

Salaam,
Haroun

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There's more to your treatment than just the physio, Haroun. Until you're mobile, you'll need someone to fetch and carry for you.

It's not a problem.

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Because we don't need to get into it right now.

Not after what happened.

Salaam,
Haroun

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Agreed.

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Short handed we can deal with, we've done it before. The only one I'm really concerned about is Remy. Considering his condition, I'd rather that someone with some medical training be watching over him. If not, we'll make do.

For right now, I say revoke her access until we can speak with her.

Sometimes the ends don't justify the means, but we have to take a step back and attempt to figure out if this is one of those times or not.

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It's done. Access to the journals is revoked and the door codes have been changed.

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Maybe it's finally time that she left us. She's been warned before, has she not? She consistently disregards punishment, which in my opinion have never been severe enough. For everyone's safety, including her own, she should find a new place to live.

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And if she's kick her out of the mansion, then we have to take a look at our other resident in the Medlab as well. As of right now, we know he's responsible for arson and other malicious intent.

I am not saying I am not mad. I am. My child could have been down stairs and the very thought makes me sick.

I have also been responsible for helping her train with her abilities, especially since Stephen has left. Obviously, she's been hiding this from us.

To be completely honest, I don't know what to do with her anymore.

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x-cable.livejournal.com

I'll talk to her. Someone's got to.

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x-scarletwitch.livejournal.com

I...cannot give much of an opinion on this. I too, am biased, though slightly in a different light. Her former tutor was my former boyfriend, so...

I wish I could get in touch with Stephen, that might make things a lot easier.

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You ask me, I say once a junkie - always a junkie. She fooled a lot of folks into thinking she'd kicked the habit. She ain't. As prior victim #1, I say if that teacher of hers or that sister of Wisdom's can't lock her up? I'm with the Arab. Put her down.

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So we're killing students now? I for one am not condoning she get away with this, but we're not the FoH or Mistra.

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You were a cop. Junkie comes at you with a deadly weapon, you don't stop and try and rehabilitate them. You take them down hard.

She can't be trusted. Does anyone even know where she is now? Could be out sucking the life out of bums for kicks. Could be getting high off a Girl Scout troop. Lives could be at stake, no taking chances. What she did for Remy, what she did for me - this don't give her a license to kill, and she came damn close from what I hear.

I'll be sitting on the medlab door until someone gives me word she's brought in and locked away.

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Lethal force is only used if there's no alternative, Cain. That's why I carry a tranq gun these days. There's alternatives here, even if it includes slapping an inhibitor on her when/if we get one calibrated to her powers. Short term solution given the health risks, but it's a lot less permanent than killing her.

And you're forgetting Charles. I'm sure he's keeping tabs on her right now.

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But only a small one.

I'm a Beber Moor. I'm _not_ an Arab.

But yeah. I think we're in agreement about everything else. I don't think that the Dirt Nap is warranted (yet), but incarcerated in iso with no contact is a good start.

Salaam,
Haroun

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