℘ Dear Anon [text; anonymous]

[immortalrose]

[After much plotting and planning behinds the scenes, Augustine finally decides to put his plans into fruition. He's done enough investigating regarding this manner to feel confident enough to act.

Time to cause a little public discourse. He must keep the conversation going. Maybe the perpetrators involved will slip up. Augustine can only hope.

No one can resist a good bonfire after all, especially the firestorm that Marco vows to bring.]

Why does it take such drastic measures for one man to seek the justice that should come freely?

[He's referencing the chaos transpiring within Genessia City as of late.]

Is it because he's deemed unworthy in your eyes? Or is it because justice has a price that only be paid for in red bills?

Either way, you spectators should feel some sort of shame here. Marco's character shouldn't come into question when he's a victim in all this.

Surely if you were missing a loved one, you would scorch the earth in search of them.

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[soulsforsale]

Actually the price to find someone would actually cost a lot more than some dumb red bills.

And to admit the truth
1) I don't feel shame, I am actually enjoying the situation with some... what is it called I got to tide me over? Popcorn. Tastes better with despair. Delicious.

2) I don't have loved ones so I cant actually answer that question. But I guess if I pretend I have loved ones the answer would be that I would, but then again I am a demon, so causing people misery is a delight I would take while searching.

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[immortalrose]

Is that so? Well, that only helps to illustrate my point further. Justice only comes for those who have the most zeroes in their bank account.

Oh, so you see humor in this? Pure schadenfreude at its finest! No shame at all.

Pain looks good on other people but what happen when pain finally reaches you? Don't worry, I have my lollipops. Not a fan of popcorn.

anon text;

[soulsforsale]

You take my wording to mean money when I clearly stated the price isn't money. I said the words 'a lot more than dumb red bills' and you take it to mean 'Just means add more 0's to the end'.

What I mean was, prices can equal various factors to get what you want. One's soul for example in order to find another through easy routes that I know of, one's mental state, other people burning alive. All of one's actions can also be considered a price in order to achieve something.

I'm not a goody goody, so yes I see the humor in it all. The chaos it can cause and how it can be used and abused by those who know how to work the system. So really in benefits me greatly.

When the pain reaches me I will enjoy every moment. A demon knows how to get ones kicks from it after all.

what is anon can i put pink bows on it

[anamnestik]

Unfortunately, that kind of behavior will only keep this cycle going.

I don't think there's going to be a happy solution anymore. This kind of behavior will only create a larger tragedy.

Eliot, no! [anon ; text]

[immortalrose]

[Oh good grief! It's his sonroommate. Augustine is somewhere sighing at work now. He should've filtered this message better but he's trying to catch the Guardians attention.]

This bad behavior wouldn't have been necessary if people actually paid attention...

[anamnestik]

I doubt that to be the case.

I have seen no attempts to seek help in this matter. Only destruction. If it endangers others, it is unjust. 'Blaming' love is cruel to all parties involved.

[captain_by_the_book]

[ Wonderful. More vultures. More rabble-rousing. Cassian's grumbling to himself as he debates over whether he should respond at all... but somebody has got to speak up. This whole thing is far less entertaining when you aren't stirring the pot yourself. ]

I'm not interested in debating philosophy or love with an anonymous voice on the network.

I'm not going to stop you from your vague and rabble-rousing accusations against law enforcement. Make sure you don't cross the line to inciting any kind of scorched earth.

anonymous ; text

[immortalrose]

[More of a red-tailed hawk but still a naaty little vulture. It seems his bait has at last caught a big fish. This is good, very good.

Now to press for information.]

Whether or not I remain anonymous shouldn't stop such an debate. That's juvenile thinking at best. My opinion on this matter doesn't matter less simply because you cannot see me.

We are not infants here, are we?

I'm not condoning what Marco has done but rather sympathizing. I think it's unfair to adhere such lofty standards onto him without addressing the villainy at hand.

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[captain_by_the_book]

[ Well. Interesting. Also utterly frustrating as he has neither the time nor inclination for games which might otherwise be appreciated to keep his own skills sharp. ]

Let me clarify: I'm Guardian, you're welcome to bring your security concerns to me.

I'm not going to discuss Deputy Marco's actions with any person other than the ones this concerns.

However: I appreciate your attempt to sow public discord between the authorities of various towns. It is reasonably well-crafted.

You are now welcome to keep voicing your public sympathy.

Anon as well

[k2so]

No one knew Grell was missing. Before Marco's broadcast there was no indication that something had happened to her. In fact, it took Marco a great amount of time to even explain what was actually the issue in his own post. You can not help those who won't help themselves. The Deputies could have let the rest of us know that Grell had disappeared much sooner but they didn't.

Each Guardians and Deputies are in charge of their respective cities, interfering in another's leader's affairs without being invited first it's considered bad form.

But since we are throwing accusations and pointing fingers...what did YOU do to help, anon? And how are you helping now? This post was only made to cause a reaction and stir trouble. It's not impressive, it's not new, and worse of all, it's vulgar.

[anonymous ; text]

[immortalrose]

You place blame on Marco's shoulders rather than the gross inattentiveness of the Guardian Collective? My, my. That's interesting but almost scandalous too. Since when did "victim blaming" start becoming a thing? Marco had no idea what to think when his lovely wife went missing. From what I know of Guardian Sutcliffe, she's a strong woman who works independently on occasions. Marco assumed her to be on duty until that evening she didn't return home.

He wasn't certain as of who to trust since I'm quite aware of the controversy regarding Miss Sutcliffe's rise to power. Some of the Guardians were quite against having a bonafide "monster" in charge of Everglade. The same could be said for those who were opposed to the alleged "Anti-Human" bills enforced months prior.

However, I digress.

Bad form, hm? So, an invitation needs to be granted to assist a fellow Guardian. Duly noted.

Sometimes in order to stir up dialogue, one MUST be vulgar. I'm helping by hosting these talks, aren't I? I'm getting you cowards to talk, even if through anonymity.

[anonymous ; text]

[k2so]

Your attempt at twisting my words is duly noted as well

The only people to blame are those who took Grell. Yet you blame the Guardians and law enforcers for their inaction over a crime that no one knew it had taken place. It's illogical.

Do you not know how laws and jurisdiction work? If a Guardian or police officer tried to interfere in other Guardians' affairs or question their decisions unprompted then the citizens would complain they had no right to speak because it didn't concern them. Each city is like a small country.

Oh then you are certainly stirring a lot. [It's not like Kay's calling you classless anon but...no, he totally is.]

How ironic to call others cowards when you were the first to hide. The level of maturity is outstanding, so I'm replying in kind.

Anon

[fierybluebird]

Yes, because tipping off her enemies to exacerbate it would be absolutely brilliant. A+ thinking there.

Re: Anon

[k2so]

Case in point, the Guardians and Police can't be blamed for not addressing a problem they didn't know it existed. You can't fix a crime if you are not aware it had happened.

never anon

[aurabble]

actually there isn't a price unless someone offers one but. good job trying to turn the kidnapping of a very famous, influential and rich person into the story of an ignored and oppressed person but i doubt you'd care if that was the case.

and being a victim doesnt give anyone the right to victimize others.

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[fierybluebird]

[DEADPAN.]

Bite me.

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[aurabble]

[Hand to his heart.] I would never betray Grell in that way.

/anonymous cause "oh lawd, it's a fire!"

[immortalrose]

To whom am I speaking to again? One of the staunch opponents of Everglade's current legislative power?

Goodness, say it isn't so!

I don't recall seeing YOU state any public concerns about the kidnappings. Not at all, dear,

[aurabble]

First off I'm just a publicity rep learn to read

Second of all the fact that you couldn't even show your face when you posted this makes me think you probably don't care about any kidnappings at all and are just using them to stir up more drama which to quote Weiss is frankly pretty atrocious

Thirdly I don't recall seeing Grell OR Marcus stating any public concerns about anything other than Mark going emo on us and throwing a temper tantrum

If we all did what he did when something bad happened to us the world would be ash.

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[justicereigns]

Given that he's a pirate who threatened an entire city with terrorism, I'm really not sure justice is the word you're looking for there.

anonymous ; text

[immortalrose]

Then what would you call it?

Terrorism? Ha! Accusing the man who lost his wife a terrorist will win no sympathy here.

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[beamsmagicalgirls]

Justice these days sounds more like of an excuse for revenge or some hate crime. You should come up with better terms for this kind of thing before trying to post.

anonymous ; text

[immortalrose]

In the days of King Solomon, "An eye for an eye" was indeed justice at its finest.

[Anon / Text]

[singinghuntress]

That does bring up the age old question, doesn't it? Who is deemed worthy and who are deemed trash and monsters by those who are in positions of power.

Marco has done nothing wrong and yet, people blame him for causing trouble. It really makes one consider just who is slinging those words around and whether they are the ones in control or if they are parrots for someone else.

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[immortalrose]

Too often does the minority find themselves subjected to the ills of the majority. Humanity likes to refer to others as "beasts" but they forget.

All humans came from beasts. This is what their God neglected to tell them.

If they are parrots, then I hope to catch one! Maybe then I can find the one who owns it.