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Week 7 - Trial(?)
On Saturday, everyone gathers around the campfire as usual. However, there are a few more people missing this time, as only seven of you appear for the trial.
Red and Archer are there, though, and after giving each other a look Red is the one who steps forward to speak.
"Some things happened last night, and as a result Cielo and Richie have died. Given the timing of their deaths, they satisfy the death requirement for the trial, and as such we will have no trial today.
Go back to your cabins and rest up. We will have a lot to do next week."
Red and Archer will be around to answer questions, but the remaining campers are otherwise free to go about their business and spend this weekend resting.
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[He wants to talk to you. He wants to know if you thought of something.]
[At least Drew's words are coming through clearly. There's just some lag time before Chuuta responds to Lenka, tone as flat as it was all day yesterday, expression distant. He needs to focus but with all the distortions things are very dreamlike.]
Someone here killed them. Unless Cielo killed both of them.
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(At this point in the proceedings, everything is patchwork: what there is of him pulling itself forward with the force of sheer inertia -- moving in a line because there's nothing behind or or beside him -- gathering the scattered dreams and hopes of others as he goes. There's somewhere they all need to be.)
So Lenka takes it in stride for now, because Chuuta is still responding, and maybe that means he can coax him a little further out of the fog. Whatever it's doing.]
... It's possible. [he doesn't specify which of the two is more possible; because this week's motive and Cielo is an easy equation, but that's not the equation he's interested in solving right now] But -- listen to me, Chuuta. We're here for eight weeks. Next week is the eighth week.
That means next week may be our last chance to end this.
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[Chuuta?]
[Eight weeks. Tomorrow, the eighth week starts. They have to figure out how to get out of here. Or not.]
I don't have a plan.