> > The corrupting influence if kaos energies aside, what exactly has poor Tom done that's not in reaction to other people trying to screw him?
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> Well, he did blackmail a friend and hijack a passenger plane this chapter...
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> I think the point Jason is making, though, is that the agents and air marshalls and whatnot that he deals with in this chapter aren't the ones who asked for any of this either. They're just people doing their jobs.
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For that matter Mumphrey and Bradbury are playing Black right now, but nobody's complaining about them being jerks.
> If Dancer was in his place, she would probably talk to the guys back in coach who were ordered to make sure she made her flight, and sympathize that they had to fly halfway across the world and miss their daughter's dance recital in order to watch over her extradition, while Black just goes out of his way to be obnoxious to them. Of course, Dancer's a special case, but still.
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