4th Mission [action/video]

[tasercopter.livejournal.com]

[Reno is in the Mansion (with the Electro-Mag Rod). Bored, and a little annoyed, she has begun to systematically wreck everything that can be easily damaged. Walls have been dented and cracked, furniture has been tasered, the cushions of the beautiful couches have been torn open, their insides strewn about, and curtains are burning in the fireplace.

Just look at that poor piano. The state of the kitchen--! And the tea strewn everywhere. It's as if Reno is engaged in a destructiveness contest with the storm. Maybe she is.

In any case, she's feeling more cheerful now. Getting in on the action, the Vine elects to display this elegant picture of the Turk engaged in her work.]

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[persical]

But the houses have been perfectly normal so far. If a little odd-looking.

And in this case, it's me, I guess. And don't call people monsters just because of what they look like.

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[tasercopter.livejournal.com]

We've been in the one Gabe made the whole time. This is one the Queen made. It's different. If you don't believe me, go upstairs and walk around a while.

You like cleaning up my messes. Gives you something to do. [She smiles, then sighs.]

Kitty, if some scientist takes a person and adds a lot of inhuman pieces to them, they're a monster. That's the definition. [Reno has very strong feelings about this. She also hates monsters.]

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[persical]

I didn't realize she made it, but maybe I will.

Is it? I thought a monster was something that harms other people. That makes that "scientist" the monster, doesn't it?

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[tasercopter.livejournal.com]

Okay, just shout for me if you get stuck up there and need my help.

[She frowns.] Let me tell you something--the things that those scientists make usually harm a lot of people. So they're both monsters. Because if someone's making something out of pieces of people, they're not looking to do any good, if you know what I mean.

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[persical]

That still doesn't speak for whatever they make, if they can think for themselves.