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[provenworth]

[Look who is finally back on the network? Why, its the lovable Turk, Elena, returning from her two week stint in the medical ward, looking much like how she went in. Her mouth is pulled into a strained grimace, staring into the camera.]

I'm afraid I've been out of communication for some time now and it looks like I've returned to quite a mess. If there is anybody left that hasn't fallen into some sort of coma, I would suggest that we get together to discuss the situation. There must be something that can be done to return these people to their senses.

Comments

text; anon

[denigrator]

Oh, I'm sure they'll revive sooner or later. I see no cause for concern.

text; not-anon

[provenworth]

Perhaps they will, but as for the lack of concern - I would disagree. The tower has some nasty creatures inside it and I would think that having people laying about, exposed to anything that comes their way, is cause for concern.

text; anon

[denigrator]

Well then, move any wayward bodies to the residential floors, easy enough! Nothing more to do. What's to discuss? If they die, they'll come back to life.

Individuals will do as they see fit with the affected, with no actual organization in place. It seems untutored individuals believe causing pain is actually effective when dealing with coma patients, which is amusing, I suppose.

text; anon

[provenworth]

That is only a temporary solution to the problem right now. What we need is to find out what has caused the people to fall over.

And what do you me that they'd come back to life?

Order will come with those unaffected shortly enough, I'm sure. And can you blame them for wanting to try all avenues to ensure that nothing is overlooked?

text; anon

[denigrator]

Yes, one should find the cause first. The most likely cause would be the tower staff, as they experiment on us regularly, without warning. If not, another inmate would be to blame. Does any of this come as a surprise to you?

I am a trained medical professional. I believe I can blame them for their complete lack of competence.

There is no death here. Our captors revive us, no matter the amount of damage done to our physical forms. Have you not been informed?

text; anon

[provenworth]

Actually, it does. I'm new to this place and had no idea that such things were going on. I'm assuming asking if anybody has tried to stop them would be pointless...

I think your blame is misplaced - they were only trying to help with what limited knowledge they have. Better to have tried something and failed than to never try and have potentially succeeded.

And, no. I have not been told anything. This is the first time hearing about it. How are people revived? Are they left with their wounds as they were before death or are they fully cured?

text; anon

[denigrator]

Excellent work. I must commend you on your intelligence gathering skills!

As well as your understanding of medical science. To try with limited knowledge can be far worse than not trying at all. Experimentation should be left to those who possess something resembling an intellect.

They are fully restored, for the most part. When the tower was not fully operational, the job was less complete.