[ outside the weed store anything can happen. including a memory attack. jolyne just watches first, already feeling kind of like an old pro at this dumb effect of the week already. she tilts her head a little as she watches, and by the end of it, glances over at datz curiously.
man it's always so weird to see someone else's memories... but she can't say she doesn't want to learn more? ]
[ it brings him so much joy every time she does that ]
It was in response to this law that got passed 23 years ago — the Defense Culpability Act. Said that anyone who defended a guilty criminal would be deemed just as guilty and get the same sentence. Everything just kinda snowballed from there, 'cause once you had everyone accused of a crime pretty much guaranteed to get a guilty verdict regardless of the truth, the regime had a real easy way of getting rid of the opposition.
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w4, tuesday
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man it's always so weird to see someone else's memories... but she can't say she doesn't want to learn more? ]
Who's that Dhurke guy...?
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He's the leader of the revolution, and my partner in crime!
[ kinda flexes his arm with the dragon armband like yeah!! defiant dragons!!! ]
You'd like him!
[ absentee father issue aside ]
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How'd the Defiant Dragons get started anyways?
[ makes the hand shape of a dragon! snap snap! ]
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It was in response to this law that got passed 23 years ago — the Defense Culpability Act. Said that anyone who defended a guilty criminal would be deemed just as guilty and get the same sentence. Everything just kinda snowballed from there, 'cause once you had everyone accused of a crime pretty much guaranteed to get a guilty verdict regardless of the truth, the regime had a real easy way of getting rid of the opposition.