-Sentinel-
2010-09-12, 08:56 AM
OOC thread (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?t=168000)
Chapter 1
An Offer You Can't Refuse
You have been rotting in this medium-security prison for months, and still your trial is stalling. Extraction is a new crime: no one in the United States has ever been condemned for it and the judicial system is still confused as to how many years of prison it should entail. How do you compare a man who steals an idea to one who steals a car? How much is an idea worth in US dollars, anyway? Is an idea private property? Is extraction an invasion of privacy? Could inception, if it's even possible, be a major threat to free will? While the moral and judicial debate rages at the Supreme Court and Congress, here you are, trying to get used to your boring new life behind bars. Californian prisons are notoriously overcrowded and you wonder how much time you will last before you snap.
One morning, a burly guard opens your cell door and gruffly tells you to follow him. He takes you to a waiting room just outside the director's office, where he leaves you unattended: apparently you are not considered a dangerous criminal. Two other inmates are in this room. You have never talked with them, but according to the rumors, they too are in prison for the crime of extraction. It cannot possibly be a coincidence.
Chapter 1
An Offer You Can't Refuse
You have been rotting in this medium-security prison for months, and still your trial is stalling. Extraction is a new crime: no one in the United States has ever been condemned for it and the judicial system is still confused as to how many years of prison it should entail. How do you compare a man who steals an idea to one who steals a car? How much is an idea worth in US dollars, anyway? Is an idea private property? Is extraction an invasion of privacy? Could inception, if it's even possible, be a major threat to free will? While the moral and judicial debate rages at the Supreme Court and Congress, here you are, trying to get used to your boring new life behind bars. Californian prisons are notoriously overcrowded and you wonder how much time you will last before you snap.
One morning, a burly guard opens your cell door and gruffly tells you to follow him. He takes you to a waiting room just outside the director's office, where he leaves you unattended: apparently you are not considered a dangerous criminal. Two other inmates are in this room. You have never talked with them, but according to the rumors, they too are in prison for the crime of extraction. It cannot possibly be a coincidence.