Something about mapping his memories. But he also mentioned its primary function is for interrogation, which sounds a little too much like torture for me.
Calling it an interrogation is sugar coating it. That machine was made to reach into a person's mind and rip out memories whether you want to see them or not. That's what it does.
[Stiles shifts uneasily in his desk chair, rubbing a hand over his face. For multiple reasons, Stiles is vehemently against people messing with other people's minds.]
No, it doesn't. And why would something like that even be allowed on the Barge at all?
[He doesn't know who Gard was. But something like what Scorpius described definitely had to take some serious time to build. It unsettles him -- whether Scorpius is the one running the Aurora Chair or not, it sounds like something that would be very dangerous if it was in the possession of the wrong person. And on a ship full of people, how long would it possibly take for that exact thing to happen?
Can't say for sure. I might be looking at some time in zero cooling my heals. I don't know what the policy is for throwing Wardens in there. If not, I'm sure I'm not gonna make any friends setting off a firearm in the lab. I don't expect to get off clean from this.
[But it means enough to him not to care. No way is anyone getting the same from that chair that he got. Not if there's anything he can do about it.]
You think there's any chance the Admiral would kick you off the Barge over it?
[Because that's something Stiles can't risk, himself. The thought of sitting down in Zero isn't exactly thrilling either, but he'd deal with it if he had to.]
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What did Scorpius tell you about it?
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Something about mapping his memories. But he also mentioned its primary function is for interrogation, which sounds a little too much like torture for me.
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[He's breathing noticeably heavier now.]
Calling it an interrogation is sugar coating it. That machine was made to reach into a person's mind and rip out memories whether you want to see them or not. That's what it does.
I wouldn't call that safe, would you?
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No, it doesn't. And why would something like that even be allowed on the Barge at all?
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I don't know, but I'd like to find out. Apparently Gard wasn't keeping much of a leash on that bastard. This couldn't have been built overnight.
[Crichton has a hunch that he knows who was supposed to get a ride in it. Spoilers: he was.]
Personally, I think we ought to take it apart right now.
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He draws in a breath and nods.]
So how do we make that happen?
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Or, I could just blast it with my pulse pistol.
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This is a pulse pistol. Winona here'll blast hole clean through that thing.
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Well personally that route gets my vote. Seems like it'll be faster and easier.
[Messier, too, maybe, but more efficient.]
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[But, he agrees; it will get the job done. As long as it does, he'll live with the consequences. Some things you just gotta do.]
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What kind of trouble are we looking at for this?
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[But it means enough to him not to care. No way is anyone getting the same from that chair that he got. Not if there's anything he can do about it.]
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[Because that's something Stiles can't risk, himself. The thought of sitting down in Zero isn't exactly thrilling either, but he'd deal with it if he had to.]
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[And, if anyone tries to intervene, he will sooner drop his gun then fire on them. He's trying to stop violence here.]
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Yeah, point. Okay, so when do you wanna do this? And how can I help?
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I say we wait until late tomorrow, when hopefully less people will be around. Then, we'll go in, blast it and...see what happens from there.
[And this is one of his simpler plans for once.]
[OOC: The post won't be up until Late Saturday or Sunday, but it will be backdated to Friday. :) ]
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[Ooc: no problem!]
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