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themightysamson) wrote in
trans_92011-01-16 03:25 pm
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Crack your skull open [Closed]
Picking a place to do evaluations wasn't easy, but after some searching, he eventually found a nice spot. It was... some alien building in the city. He didn't know much about the culture, but he had to marvel at the architecture. Not only was it aesthetically pleasing, the furniture was comfortable, and the walls were virtually soundproof. It helped to provide a nice relaxing and secure atmosphere he needed to get people talking.
And speaking of, he sat back, waiting for his first few appointments of the day to arrive.
And speaking of, he sat back, waiting for his first few appointments of the day to arrive.

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But Samson had been gleaming a lot more from his lies and evasions than Marco had liked. He needed to change tactics. "Do you really think we'd all be happy to just waltz in here and spill our guts?" he said. "Without even knowing who you are, or whether you're recording this?"
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"Why does someone being an unknown quantity threaten you so much?"
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"I didn't say anyone was or wasn't 'trustworthy,' I said 'unknown quantity.' But since you brought it up, do you assume that some is untrustworthy until you can suss out on your own, by any means necessary, that they're no threat to you?"
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The Yeerks.
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Which begs the question...
"What happened to you, Marco, to make you so afraid?"
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"Prior to arriving on the ship, did you have any direct experience with war?"
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"What do you think will happen if you were to answer honestly?"
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"At risk of what?"
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But Samson thinking he was a jerkass was better then him continuing to poke into the war. If he was just a jerk, then he could be dismissed, and no one would need to start looking more deeply at Marco. Ironically enough, if you go deeper Marco was actually a decent guy - but you had to get past the surface first.
And no one ever pities the guy who makes all the sarcastic and cutting remarks either. Marco prefers it that way.
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Sure, Marco had an attitude, but when your clients range from Spider-Man to Magneto to the Hulk, you'd need far more than simply an attitude to get under his skin.
"Its about your fear, your continuing to run away from it, and how you're busy thinking of yourself to worry about what that might do to others. Whether they can help you, or you can help them. You've been too terrified to even answer even the simplest of questions; I imagine I could ask you what your favorite color is, and you'd hedge around it because, what? If I find that out, it's just one more thing that can be taken advantage of and used against you and your friends?"
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"Are you?"
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Maybe he should try and sneak back in later and find out what Samson wrote. Unless he wasn't really writing anything - it could just be there as a trick, to try and psych Marco out.
"Hey, I trust people all the time. They want to know what video games I play? Sure. The comics I read? Awesome. But the big things? No way. I don't know what bizarro-world you live in," - well, technically he did, but that was besides the point - "but as far as I'm concerned? That's stuff's on a need to know basis, and everyone and their mother doesn't need to know. Because yeah, with the wrong info in the wrong hands? You can do a hell of a lot of damage."
Marco should know. He'd done a lot of damage himself.
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