> > Except she still hates paperwork.
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> I'd assumed for this kind of reprot writing she'd just jack into a printer and think.
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That would make for one confusing report. She'd have to format it nicely first.
> > > The Chronicler is usually more aware of his actions than that.
> > That makes Lara's assertions even worse, because it implies he has a motive for causing it.
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> The Shoggoth had a similar speculation.
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It's catching.
> > Possibly, but what if it's a sign that the Chronicler is working down the list? Start with the greatest threat, see how it can be neutralized, then move to the next.
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> The Chronicler is only allowed to use his power in very specific circumstances. That's how the Hooded Hood avoided being sent to oblivion; he knew how to work the system.
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The problem is when there are other possible threats that become immediate ones because the predecessor has been eliminated.
> > Plus, the process of eliminating that first threat may create a second one. Once Danny is killed, Kerry becomes a great threat to the Chronicler and the Parodyverse. Once Kerry is killed, then Dancer and Visionary do. Once they're killed, Liu Xi becomes a threat because she'll seek revenge.
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> You plug a dam one hole at a time.
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And that's possibly WHY the Chronicler is doing this. He knows the order of the leaks, and knows he'll have an excuse to take care of them all permanently.
> > Lara would say that if the Chronicler still wants Danny dead, and brings that house of cards down, then he may be doing it purposely. He may want to prompt such a cascade to eliminate all his possible enemies in short time. Or maybe he has no intention of eliminating them, and wants to move the nexus.
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> I'll try and write a Lara/Chronicler meeting later on.
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If you read the Carnifex meeting you have much of the information you need. Lara tends to keep her thoughts to herself when meeting a possible adversary. She's a very good listener. But she also collects that information to use later.
