RE: Lucidstuck: It's not over!
03-01-2017, 01:58 AM
>Alice, Garreth, and Emily: Derrick needs to be in charge of this particular situation for a couple of reasons. The least of which is the fact that any items he makes will work better if they are used in a way he expects/wants them to be. If there's any line of conversation that leads to him acting as leader in this situation it would be wise to encourage it.
My idea for a command after this:
Basically the reason I'm doing this is because we need Derrick to start having actual thoughts of his own, or at least think he's having thoughts of his own. Encouraging him to be more of an actual person instead of an ambulatory wall of inattentiveness and denial is a thing we should strive for. Also the stuff I'm saying to those three is actually true; the more in line the situation is with Derrick's expectations, the better the items made will function.
It also helps us avoid the precedent that the first series of events before the construct set: Alice taking charge of the entire situation. We've seen where that goes: Derrick getting stabbed with a sword.
Plus, we need to start a conversation anyways and this seems like as good a way as any. There's some stuff that not all the kids actually know yet, and it's better to have them say it then just force the information into their brains. Poor communication skills is another reason Derrick got stabbed with a sword after all.
My idea for a command after this:
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Basically the reason I'm doing this is because we need Derrick to start having actual thoughts of his own, or at least think he's having thoughts of his own. Encouraging him to be more of an actual person instead of an ambulatory wall of inattentiveness and denial is a thing we should strive for. Also the stuff I'm saying to those three is actually true; the more in line the situation is with Derrick's expectations, the better the items made will function.
It also helps us avoid the precedent that the first series of events before the construct set: Alice taking charge of the entire situation. We've seen where that goes: Derrick getting stabbed with a sword.
Plus, we need to start a conversation anyways and this seems like as good a way as any. There's some stuff that not all the kids actually know yet, and it's better to have them say it then just force the information into their brains. Poor communication skills is another reason Derrick got stabbed with a sword after all.