ic contact;

[mathematician]

"I can't come to my communicator right now, I'm probably fixing something some idiot messed up, so leave a message and I'll get back to you when I'm done."

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[boughtabookstore]

It would potentially solve the draining of resources problem.

[ Oh thank god. She sags a little in relief, almost, tries not to let it show. One vote of support is better than none. ]

Just the one. [ Her hand tightens a little in its grip on itself. ] We would be vetting any potential parole officers very carefully, not just asking the prisoners if they trust them.

[mathematician]

I'm sure you know that faster is better in this case, right? The longer they stay in there...

[Does he sound... concerned? Yes. He does. Whoops.]

[boughtabookstore]

The more likely someone is to decide justice isn't being served fast enough and try to take it into their own hands. Again.

[ She nods, tight lipped. ] I'm going to do this as quickly as possible. Having your backing will make that a lot easier.

[mathematician]

Good. I'm fairly certain Vennett will back this as well, but you should check with him just in case.

[boughtabookstore]

He's next on the list, yes. I'm glad to hear you think it's likely, it will be - a huge help to have the support of you two.

[mathematician]

If you say so. Forgive me for thinking the Transports don't give much thought to whether Initiative Scientist #1 and #2 approve of the punishment or not.

[boughtabookstore]

Understandably. It's more politics than them genuinely caring - you were the most personally effected, so if you agree to something then they just look bloodthirsty demanding more.

Or that's the hope. We'll see.

[mathematician]

Yeah. We'll see.

[boughtabookstore]

Thank you for your help, regardless. I'll be in touch as soon as possible.

[ Standing to go. ]