169 - CONCERNED ABOUT THAT WHOLE ZERO BUSINESS.

[buywithme]

Comrades, I'm concerned about the deterioration of the conditions in zero. Having seen some of the outcoming transmissions from inmates [Thank you Sandoval...], I don't feel that we can accept it as a safe or correct way of restraining anyone at the moment, and I'd like to suggest that the current occupants are relocated under guard.

[There's a short pause, then he frowns,]

Ah, am I correct in assuming that they're all basically different varieties of homicidal teenagers at the moment? Would any wardens be willing to contribute their time or their resources to temporarily guarding them elsewhere? Until either their time is served, or the Barge... escalates to a point where we need to occupy ourselves in some other way?

[Because let's be real, Comrades, it's going to get worse before it gets better...]

Comments

[buywithme]

I've had a few suggestions of magical and scientific solutions to locking the door, but I think this one's probably the one that would be most reassuring to people.

I don't think we could use empty cabins though, in case people appeared in them. I thought... maybe if wardens were able to vacate parts of their own cabins, we could house people there, but it becomes more complicated.

[hunt4commonwealth]

That could work, although then their might be paranoia about a warden abusing an inmate in the privacy of their cabin. Even just the appearance of locking someone up in another person's personal space might cause uneasiness, even if there was no funny business going on at all.

Maybe we can temporarily requisition some public spaces? The Warden conference room doesn't see a whole lot of use.