Deep_Chaos

a final conversation

Jun 5th, 2018
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  1. A man stepped into a badly lit room with naught but a steel chair and table aimed at a mirror in the wall, the door closing behind him solemnly as he sat down.
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  3. A dark voice, emanated from the void suddenly spoke as he sat, “state your name and primary objective for the record, please”
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  5. Solemnly he replied “Elaria, order through chaos”
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  7. “You're aware why you have been brought here today, correct?” the voice boomed
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  9. He sighed softly before replying “conduct unsuitable to my position, and showing disrespect to my superiors causing unwanted events to occur”
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  11. The voice boomed, softer this time “correct, today we are here to ascertain your reasoning and mindset to this behavior, first note of inquiry, why did you not behave as fitting to your station and report your troubles with your immediate superiors?”
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  13. The man chuckled softly “I had, done this about a month ago, was told it would either be looked into or immediately brought up to change, nothing happened.” sounding a tad exasperated at the end of his sentence
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  15. Slowly the voice spoke once more “and your choice was to instead bring it up again peacefully was to, assault the base you where stationed at?”
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  17. “That is correct, it only got me my first officially denoted warning I've ever received, though I've also recently come to be aware that I've been given more on previous occasions, however the way they had been brought did not follow the expected protocols that are su”
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  19. “That is enough agent.” the voice interrupted him “now why did you reason that your actions would have more effect then the proper channels would have?”
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  21. The man sighed deeply “because, as we all know, when something is happening that effects the normal routine of a location or group of humans, they will be quicker to take action against the offending party, especially when the pertained and established rules of said location are being broken, discussed or disrespected, I observed and judged the situation as best as I could, and this was the only solution that i could see with a feasible chance to attain success. Hence my actions”
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  23. “Is this your final statement on the matter?” the voice inquired
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  25. “Yes” the man curtly replied “that is my final statement on that incident”
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  27. “Very well, now onto the next manner, several illicit files have found their way into this site since your arrival, you've been warned several times to not distribute said material, and yet you've summarily ignored those warnings on several occasions, explain your reasoning”
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  29. “ah, those, I'll inform you that in my judgement, most if not all of those where not actually breaching conduct, but that in my opinion, the judgement of those responsible for reprimanding me for said conduct was, a tad shortsighted.. ah, no offense meant, this is simply my opinion. Other times... I'd honestly forgotten”
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  31. “You're claiming, you breached established conduct, because you'd Forgotten?”
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  33. “that I am indeed saying sir, as disrespecting as that might sound like, I honestly forgot.”
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  35. “very well, that shall be noted as your final statement on that, now, to the most recent incident and why we ultimately find ourselves here...” the voice solemnly stated
  36.  
  37. “not going to talk about the harassment sir?” the man asked confused
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  39. “we already have done so on another occasion, the committee saw no need to bring it up again.”
  40.  
  41. “very well sir.”
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  43. “now onto the final curb, you... insulted your senior.”
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  45. “well he's old but I'd not call him a senior just yet sir.”
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  47. “you know what I meant. Now, why did you do this?”
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  49. “well you see sir, I have no problems jokingly insulting my friends, however as it later turned out, he didn't think of me as a friend and took it seriously, though I must bring up the fact that this wasn't exactly a breach of conduct and I see it as more of a”
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  51. “stay on topic agent.” the voice interrupted him once more
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  53. “ah, very well, I'll remain on topic... after I was given my second official reprimand and or warning.” the man stated tiredly
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  55. “it wasn't your second official warning, you know that.” the voice replied
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  57. “as it turns out, indeed it wasn't but I must say the first one was brought as a personal warning and not an official one, therefore the reason I thought it wasn't an official warning, but alas, it was, and so I got one warning too many, not that I know how many of those I had or how many and how that was being maintained, but in the end the committee, decided that enough was enough, and it was decided I would be expelled, was that all sir?”
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  59. “yes, that was all, your reasoning will be taken to the committee for review and possibly some reforms in the code of conduct, as you most likely planned.”
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  61. “correct sir, for the good of the organization.”
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  63. “you know that your punishment won't change because of your reasoning correct?”
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  65. “oh I do know that sir. However, if this one finally brings some change, I'd be happy to have done my duty.”
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  67. “very well agent, you are, hereby officially dismissed from duty, your records will be struck from documentation, your name on your achievements will be expunged and your memory will have to be edited, the last one will take effect as soon as this conversation ends.”
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  69. “very well sir, may I just say it was an honour to serve? I've done my duty, in the best way I believed I could excecute it, as twisted as it may have seen, humanity doesn't change through contentedness. But through chaos.”
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  71. as gas started pouring into the room the man heard the voice, state one more thing before he passed out, to never remember who he'd worked for, or what he'd achieved ever again. “you where a good agent, a shame you had to go this way.”
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