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MASTERPOST

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➼ MASTERPOST 🪡

▶ Previous: Warden's VD: Sapere Aude

▶ Current Stage: Hiatus

my main: @ceo-of-catboys

art blog: @dollcats

tags list • oc wiki • fan thoughts doc • resources used • character assignment quiz

⚠︎ Content Warnings

Milgram-typical sensitive content (violence, suicide, abuse, bullying...), child exploitation, stalking, eating disorders, abuse of authority, misogyny, homophobia, ableism, references to christianity

This is a MILGRAM-based fan project. Compared to the original series, this project has a bigger focus on the characters' pasts and what lead them to be who they are today.

Unlike the original project, time in the prison does not move in real-time. The first memory extraction happened 2 weeks after they woke up, and after that every memory extraction is 4 weeks apart.

The verdicts system and the consequences for each final verdict work differently from canon. This will be discussed in-depth further in the story.

Injuries and death don't work as they do in real life. There will be no permanent deaths before the final verdict.

The “words for the prisoner” section of the voting form will not reach the prisoners directly, but they will be the Warden's thoughts, and they may affect the way prisoners are treated in the following trials.

➼ Directory

╔ Trial One:

╠ Introduction

╠ Warden's VD: Schadenfreude

╠ Prisoner Cards

╠ Voice Trailer

╠ Jun's Judgment

╠ Tadashi's Judgment

╠ Anniversary

╠ Nobui's Judgment

╠ Yuuhiko's Judgment

╚ Warden's VD: Sapere Aude

╔ Intermission One:

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N: Yuu-chan~~ Check it out! Jun painted them for me!

Y: Hmm. You do realize how it looks when you make everything rainbow colored, right?

N: Uhh... No?

Y: Oh.

Y: I guess it doesn't really matter here, anyway.

N: ...I don't get it.

Y: Nevermind. The nails look good. It's very... you.

[dollgram]

okay i updated side character tags yayyyy

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inspired by homophobic dog

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i forgot to post his reference after the mv and then i was like "well i cant just randomly post it unprompted" and then i realized i can do whatever i want

[ppenguinpperson]

Miss Death's Idol

@dollgram i like jun and i like this song ^^ timelapse under cut !!

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interrogation extra information

kanji in names:

yuki → 由希

由 - reason, cause

希 - hope, request, pray

akane (i will also reveal her surname since i don't think nobui would mention it: yuushira) → 結白明峯

結 - tie, bind, organize 白 - white 明 - bright, light 峯 - peak, summit

tomomi → 智美

智 - wisdom, intellect, reason 美 - beauty, beautiful

katsumi (surname: yoshizou) -> 良蔵頡魅

良 - good, virtuous, respectable 蔵 - to hide 頡 - take wing, fly up 魅 - fascination, charm, bewitch

words used to refer to their family:

jun

mom - kaachan かあちゃん (question 03)

nobui

mom - okan おかん (questions 01, 03) grandma - baaba ばあば (question 01) grandpa - jiiji じいじ (question 01)

yuuhiko

mother - okaasan お母さん (question 01) father - otousan お父さん (question 01) older sister - ane 姉 (question 01)

[torinoko-city]

@dollgram

S: ... Hey... I've been having weird dreams since I woke up here. 🐰: You've mentioned. S: I don't want to sleep for that long. 🐰: ... [sigh]... Did I not say it before? Your role as warden is to find out what the prisoner's crimes are. That means all of you. S: ... Ugh. You're so mean...

This part is interesting because it implies that it's no longer a secret that S is one of the prisoners, and figuring out her own crime that led to her losing her memories and becoming the Warden (so, basically, in-prison crime and not pre-prison crime; I assume) is a part of her job as the current Warden. Moreover, Jackie has no control over prisoners' memories. From the way she talks about it, someone else working in DOLLGRAM is in control of it, and caused S to lose her memory.

🐰: Haah... I thought losing your memories would get rid of this problem, but it seems to have only gotten worse...

DOLLGRAM will do the memory extracting part.

Alternatively, S' amnesia happened on its own and is not a result of someone's work at all:

🐰: Right. Seems like he's managed to completely clear whatever happened between them from his mind. That must have taken some work. S: You mean he's been repressing it for a while? 🐰: I think he's been repressing a lot of things. If you don't understand what his involvement was, why did you think he was unforgivable? S: Like I said– he just gets on my nerves. I can't stand his attitude. He won't even accept responsibility for whatever he did. It's annoying. 🐰: Ha. That's funny.

S has been restoring the memories through dreams.

S: Just... Just stay away from that place. Nothing good happens there.

Jackie has no way to stop the restoration of memories or erase them again, so when S mentions the dreams, she becomes straightforward about S being ex-prisoner.

🐰: Sleep until the next trial. You know this already, don't you?

Jackie has never hidden the fact that S's amnesia is something that happened on purpose and that she knows S' backstory, and she's also never hidden the fact that she frankly doesn't care whether S remembers anything or not.

You don't remember anything, right? Or if you do, at least pretend you don't.

As much as it shows that Jackie dgaf as long as she (Jackie) is just doing her job, it is interesting because it implies that Jackie has no intention of lying to S. The reason why the original MILGRAM prevents wardens from remembering anything is that it's easier for a "blank state" to make a logical judgement, otherwise their emotional biases would interfere too much, so that would mean keeping up the amnesiac state for as long as possible. Jackie, however, doesn't care about it, despite repeatedly getting angry at S for being too slow or emotional instead of just doing what she has to do.

Jackie also implied that she's not interested in her own job in general,

S: I just wasn't expecting an actually helpful suggestion from you. 🐰: I have to do my job sometimes, whether I like it or not.

And I wonder if despite appearing unempathetic to S, she wants S to embrace her feeling of free will out of compassion,

[x] Sapere aude is the Latin phrase meaning "Dare to know"; and also is loosely translated as "Have courage to use your own reason", "Dare to know things through reason". <...> "Don't rely so much on authority, especially on mine, which is null. There is also that saying from Horace: 'Dare to be wise!', so that fear may not subdue you more than reason does."

Funnily I think out of everyone who's working for DOLLGRAM (S who's in charge of the prisoners, Jackie who's in charge of S, and everyone above them) Jackie might have the least power. She's just a puppet who's navigating S but can't control anything, even her, and she doesn't seem to be too happy about it.

We know that S became the warden because of her own verdict,

“Haah... I guess it's a fair judgment.”

And her current job is to find out her own crime, implying that in the end she will be judged again, together with everyone.

All of this makes me wonder what "amnesia" really means for DOLLGRAM. If in the original MILGRAM it's used to create a "blank state" that can assumingly make the most logical judgement & it's actively inflicted and maintained by the prison itself, what causes it in DOLLGRAM and what is the purpose of inflicting it (if it's inflicted by someone)? Perhaps to distance the warden from their own crime in a way that it could be re-judged?

(If the warden is a prisoner and a warden at the same time would it mean that they will be judging their past self? If someone outside of the person's situation made a judgement that caused to "fail" (since it has to be retried), is there an assumption that in the end, the only one who can fairly judge you is yourself?)

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VD - Sapere Aude

🐰: —Say, do you think her presence will be for the better or worse?

In any case, that was the last of them.

S: Right. Um... What should I do now?

🐰: Sleep until the next trial. You know this already, don't you?

S: Right, right... Shouldn't I... do something before then? It's a bit anticlimatic to end it right now...

🐰: We could review your notes on the prisoners, since you won't be seeing their current selves again.

S: Ah...! Sure!

🐰: ...What's with the look?

S: I just wasn't expecting an actually helpful suggestion from you.

🐰: I have to do my job sometimes, whether I like it or not.

S: Hm, really? 'Cause it looks like I'm the one doing all the work.

🐰: Hmph. Let's see how well you did, then. First up, number five. What can you tell me about her?

S: Ah, Jun. I can't help but feel bad for her.

🐰: Is that so? Don't you think that's exactly what she wants you to feel? She's an actress, after all.

S: Even so. She couldn't fake the circumstances I saw in her memories. Even if the “Jun” I've come to know is completely fake, that doesn't change what she went through.

🐰: So you forgave her not for her personality, but for her past. I see.

Then, what was her crime?

S: Killing her mother. It seems that she was always searching for her approval, and even became an idol to follow in her footsteps, but in the end she was abandoned. It's cruel.

🐰: Really? Don't you think she should be independent by now? She's already an adult, why should her mother still have to hold her hand?

S: That's a selfish way to think. If you put someone in a situation, it's your responsibility to help them through it, even if you're not technically obligated to do it.

🐰: Aren't you taking away number five's agency in this? Who's to say she had no idea what she was getting into?

S: It seems she started modeling when she was very young. I can't blame a child for doing what their parent tells them to.

🐰: Sure, she may have started at a young age, but she could have stopped at any time once she was older, couldn't she?

S: It's not that simple. She may have felt that she had no choice, or there was something else motivating her. As I said, she seemed to be looking for her mother's attention in particular.

🐰: Right, right. Do you think that was the only reason?

S: I don't know. I haven't learned enough yet.

🐰: Fair enough. Alright, we can move on.

S: Why are you questioning me so much?

🐰: I want to make sure you're confident in your decisions, as well as understand your thought processes.

S: Hmph, fine.

🐰: Next, number six. What can you tell me about them?

S: Well... They seem to have killed a lot of people, but the murder they're here for is of their father, right?

🐰: Hm. I can tell you that their most recent murder is the one they're being trialed for.

S: Right. So, they killed their father... somehow. I'm not entirely sure about what they did, but it was motivated by wanting to protect their sister.

🐰: Couldn't it have been just as much to protect themself?

S: If that was the case, they would have done it much earlier, wouldn't they?

🐰: Right. Then, what of their past killings? Can you really say you can forgive those?

S: I thought about it. I can't say I agree with their worldview, and I don't approve of killing for money, but it seems that they didn't have a choice.

🐰: I see. Then, if you say number five was motivated to stay because she wished for her mother's attention, why didn't number six try to escape?

S: If I had to guess, it was mainly fear. It seems like there was an escape attempt as some point, but it ended with someone close to them being killed. It makes sense that they would be too afraid to try again, until they had an external motivation.

🐰: You're painting them in a very charitable light. It almost makes me forget they killed several people with no remorse.

S: You said it yourself– I'm judging them for the murder of their father, not what happened before. I've decided to forgive the person they are today.

Besides, you can't say for sure they felt no remorse. Tadashi seems like a... complicated person.

🐰: I guess not. Fine, I'm satisfied. Let's move on.

Tell me about number seven.

S: Hm. At the same time that her case seems the clearest, it's also really... vague?

🐰: Elaborate.

S: She hit a girl on the head with a bat and killed her, that much was obvious. But I don't really know anything for sure about the girl who died other than that she and Nobui were at odds, and might have been friends at some point.

It's like... I know a lot about the crime, but nothing about the victim.

🐰: Hmm. Tell me what you know about the crime, then.

S: Nobui and her friends got caught somewhere they shouldn't be, and she panicked and killed her victim because of that. She says that she should be punished for it, but it just sounds like empty words.

🐰: So you think she's lying?

S: I don't think she's being truthful, but I don't think she's intentionally lying, either...?

She claims to want to do the “right thing”, and I'm sure that's true in theory, but when it comes to things that would be unpleasant she hesitates and acts against what she says without thinking.

🐰: You say she avoids things that are unpleasant, but didn't she arrive covered in bruises? Doesn't seem that pain or trouble are a big concern for her.

S: I guess... There's a difference between physical pain and mental pain. She prefers the former.

It's the same with guilt, too– it's one thing to have others be mad at you, and it's another to accept your own faults.

🐰: Right. So, you decided to not forgive her?

S: Yeah. She seems like a nice person, but despite that... No, because of that, I decided to give her what she asked for. She'd just be mad at me otherwise, right?

🐰: I see. Let's move on. Number eight.

S: Ahh. I can feel some sympathy for him, but he gets on my nerves.

🐰: Is that so. What do you think his crime was?

S: I'm not sure. He had a friend who he was jealous of, and eventually that friend started to be bullied by their friend group and committed suicide because of it.

🐰: You seem pretty sure.

S: That's the thing, though – I have no idea what Yuuhiko himself did. It didn't seem like he even participated in the bullying, so I wondered if he caused it somehow, but I don't have any evidence for that.

🐰: Right. Seems like he's managed to completely clear whatever happened between them from his mind. That must have taken some work.

S: You mean he's been repressing it for a while?

🐰: I think he's been repressing a lot of things.

If you don't understand what his involvement was, why did you think he was unforgivable?

S: Like I said– he just gets on my nerves. I can't stand his attitude. He won't even accept responsibility for whatever he did. It's annoying.

🐰: Ha. That's funny.

S: What is?

🐰: Nevermind. Is there anything else?

S: Hmm...

I noticed some similarities between the prisoners. Is that by design?

🐰: It's common for pairs to have similar relationships to their victims, though sometimes they are paired for being directly connected to each other's crime, instead. But the latter is not the case for anyone this time around.

S: I see... Yeah, alright. I guess there's nothing else, then.

🐰: Right. Off to sleep you go, then.

S: ...

Hey... I've been having weird dreams since I woke up here.

🐰: You've mentioned.

S: I don't want to sleep for that long.

🐰: ...

[sigh]... Did I not say it before? Your role as warden is to find out what the prisoner's crimes are. That means all of you.

S: ...

Ugh. You're so mean...

[torinoko-city]

Sapere aude is the Latin phrase meaning "Dare to know"; and also is loosely translated as "Have courage to use your own reason", "Dare to know things through reason". <...> The phrase is the moral to a story in which a fool waits for a stream to cease flowing, before attempting to cross it. In saying, "He who begins is half done. Dare to know, begin!", Horace suggests the value of human endeavour, of persistence in reaching a goal, of the need for effort to overcome obstacles. Moreover, the laconic Latin of Sapere aude also can be loosely translated as the English phrase "Dare to be wise". <...> Augustine of Hippo quotes Horace's maxim in his early philosophical dialogue De quantitate animae,[2] 23.41, telling his interlocutor Evodius not to be afraid of questioning his teaching on the capabilities of the soul: <...> "Don't rely so much on authority, especially on mine, which is null. There is also that saying from Horace: 'Dare to be wise!', so that fear may not subdue you more than reason does."

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VD - Sapere Aude

🐰: —Say, do you think her presence will be for the better or worse?

In any case, that was the last of them.

S: Right. Um... What should I do now?

🐰: Sleep until the next trial. You know this already, don't you?

S: Right, right... Shouldn't I... do something before then? It's a bit anticlimatic to end it right now...

🐰: We could review your notes on the prisoners, since you won't be seeing their current selves again.

S: Ah...! Sure!

🐰: ...What's with the look?

S: I just wasn't expecting an actually helpful suggestion from you.

🐰: I have to do my job sometimes, whether I like it or not.

S: Hm, really? 'Cause it looks like I'm the one doing all the work.

🐰: Hmph. Let's see how well you did, then. First up, number five. What can you tell me about her?

S: Ah, Jun. I can't help but feel bad for her.

🐰: Is that so? Don't you think that's exactly what she wants you to feel? She's an actress, after all.

S: Even so. She couldn't fake the circumstances I saw in her memories. Even if the “Jun” I've come to know is completely fake, that doesn't change what she went through.

🐰: So you forgave her not for her personality, but for her past. I see.

Then, what was her crime?

S: Killing her mother. It seems that she was always searching for her approval, and even became an idol to follow in her footsteps, but in the end she was abandoned. It's cruel.

🐰: Really? Don't you think she should be independent by now? She's already an adult, why should her mother still have to hold her hand?

S: That's a selfish way to think. If you put someone in a situation, it's your responsibility to help them through it, even if you're not technically obligated to do it.

🐰: Aren't you taking away number five's agency in this? Who's to say she had no idea what she was getting into?

S: It seems she started modeling when she was very young. I can't blame a child for doing what their parent tells them to.

🐰: Sure, she may have started at a young age, but she could have stopped at any time once she was older, couldn't she?

S: It's not that simple. She may have felt that she had no choice, or there was something else motivating her. As I said, she seemed to be looking for her mother's attention in particular.

🐰: Right, right. Do you think that was the only reason?

S: I don't know. I haven't learned enough yet.

🐰: Fair enough. Alright, we can move on.

S: Why are you questioning me so much?

🐰: I want to make sure you're confident in your decisions, as well as understand your thought processes.

S: Hmph, fine.

🐰: Next, number six. What can you tell me about them?

S: Well... They seem to have killed a lot of people, but the murder they're here for is of their father, right?

🐰: Hm. I can tell you that their most recent murder is the one they're being trialed for.

S: Right. So, they killed their father... somehow. I'm not entirely sure about what they did, but it was motivated by wanting to protect their sister.

🐰: Couldn't it have been just as much to protect themself?

S: If that was the case, they would have done it much earlier, wouldn't they?

🐰: Right. Then, what of their past killings? Can you really say you can forgive those?

S: I thought about it. I can't say I agree with their worldview, and I don't approve of killing for money, but it seems that they didn't have a choice.

🐰: I see. Then, if you say number five was motivated to stay because she wished for her mother's attention, why didn't number six try to escape?

S: If I had to guess, it was mainly fear. It seems like there was an escape attempt as some point, but it ended with someone close to them being killed. It makes sense that they would be too afraid to try again, until they had an external motivation.

🐰: You're painting them in a very charitable light. It almost makes me forget they killed several people with no remorse.

S: You said it yourself– I'm judging them for the murder of their father, not what happened before. I've decided to forgive the person they are today.

Besides, you can't say for sure they felt no remorse. Tadashi seems like a... complicated person.

🐰: I guess not. Fine, I'm satisfied. Let's move on.

Tell me about number seven.

S: Hm. At the same time that her case seems the clearest, it's also really... vague?

🐰: Elaborate.

S: She hit a girl on the head with a bat and killed her, that much was obvious. But I don't really know anything for sure about the girl who died other than that she and Nobui were at odds, and might have been friends at some point.

It's like... I know a lot about the crime, but nothing about the victim.

🐰: Hmm. Tell me what you know about the crime, then.

S: Nobui and her friends got caught somewhere they shouldn't be, and she panicked and killed her victim because of that. She says that she should be punished for it, but it just sounds like empty words.

🐰: So you think she's lying?

S: I don't think she's being truthful, but I don't think she's intentionally lying, either...?

She claims to want to do the “right thing”, and I'm sure that's true in theory, but when it comes to things that would be unpleasant she hesitates and acts against what she says without thinking.

🐰: You say she avoids things that are unpleasant, but didn't she arrive covered in bruises? Doesn't seem that pain or trouble are a big concern for her.

S: I guess... There's a difference between physical pain and mental pain. She prefers the former.

It's the same with guilt, too– it's one thing to have others be mad at you, and it's another to accept your own faults.

🐰: Right. So, you decided to not forgive her?

S: Yeah. She seems like a nice person, but despite that... No, because of that, I decided to give her what she asked for. She'd just be mad at me otherwise, right?

🐰: I see. Let's move on. Number eight.

S: Ahh. I can feel some sympathy for him, but he gets on my nerves.

🐰: Is that so. What do you think his crime was?

S: I'm not sure. He had a friend who he was jealous of, and eventually that friend started to be bullied by their friend group and committed suicide because of it.

🐰: You seem pretty sure.

S: That's the thing, though – I have no idea what Yuuhiko himself did. It didn't seem like he even participated in the bullying, so I wondered if he caused it somehow, but I don't have any evidence for that.

🐰: Right. Seems like he's managed to completely clear whatever happened between them from his mind. That must have taken some work.

S: You mean he's been repressing it for a while?

🐰: I think he's been repressing a lot of things.

If you don't understand what his involvement was, why did you think he was unforgivable?

S: Like I said– he just gets on my nerves. I can't stand his attitude. He won't even accept responsibility for whatever he did. It's annoying.

🐰: Ha. That's funny.

S: What is?

🐰: Nevermind. Is there anything else?

S: Hmm...

I noticed some similarities between the prisoners. Is that by design?

🐰: It's common for pairs to have similar relationships to their victims, though sometimes they are paired for being directly connected to each other's crime, instead. But the latter is not the case for anyone this time around.

S: I see... Yeah, alright. I guess there's nothing else, then.

🐰: Right. Off to sleep you go, then.

S: ...

Hey... I've been having weird dreams since I woke up here.

🐰: You've mentioned.

S: I don't want to sleep for that long.

🐰: ...

[sigh]... Did I not say it before? Your role as warden is to find out what the prisoner's crimes are. That means all of you.

S: ...

Ugh. You're so mean...

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did the results of t1 go how you expected them to ?? was there anyone you expected to be forgiven that wasnt (and více versa) ? im just curious, u dont gotta answer this .. ouu dollgram ...

jun - i expected her to be forgiven, but could have seen it going either way

tadashi - genuinely had no clue what would happen. expected it to be pretty close to a tie either way

nobui - didnt expect this at all i thought she was forgivenbait. i barely had any ideas for her unforgiven self thats how bad it was

yuuhiko - i always expected him to be unforgiven but after the nobui incident i didnt know anything anymore and gave up on all predictions. my world regained its balance when he got unforgiven sweep

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ive been thinking about dollgram lately !! im wondering what milgram songs the cast would cover ? what fits them .. im curious .. scuttles away .

i remember some time back starting an assigning milgram lyrics post but i lost it halfway through and gave up <//3

lyrics-based assignments (ignoring intended meaning and context, in some cases i'm choosing to interpret the song in a way that's different from the canon)

jun: umbilical, this is how to be in love with you, magic, all knowing and all agony

tadashi: throw down (? idk the translation is kinda broken), the purge march

nobui: weakness, half, backdraft

yuuhiko: umbilical, afterpain, meme, it's not my fault, i love you, cat

s: undercover, afterpain, meme, i love you

[dollgram]

second anniversary!!

this is both a commemoration to two years of this, and of finally completing the first trial. thank you to everyone who has stuck with me and interacted, or really just looked at my project. i'm very happy that you're willing to stick with dollgram despite the long waits.

individuals, alternate versions and notes under the cut

notes:

jun: to be honest i dont have much to say about this one i think its all pretty obvious. something that happened on accident was that i sketched a bunch of crack formations and then i realized this one was formed in a way that implies the impact that broke the mirror was on jun's heart and i really liked that. also jun is trapped in a mirror because she is stuck being someone's reflection we all know this. you can make a connection to the evil queen asking the mirror if shes the fairest of them all and getting mad when it says no but i wasnt thinking about that when i was drawing this.

tadashi: flower is their older sister, the locket is yuki, larger painting is their father. these portraits were used to represent tadashis victims in muzzle, so them trying to escape the portrait is symbolically them trying to escape the position of victim. their portrair is turning red, while their fathers is completely red, showing how they became a little like him in order to survive. the locket wraps around their portrait like a chain. the flower has three petals with one missing, like how the family has three living family members and one dead (this one was unintentional).

nobui: by escaping the hat, you can say that nobui and everything else are escaping confinement, and she is the only character who is not trapped in any way in their art. the representations of her friends have spiral eyes, which with nobui are used to show madness, but you can also take it as them being hypnotized. the watch is monochrome and backwards, showing both how akane doesnt fit into nobuis colorful world, and how nobui wishes to turn back time. by coming out of a hat she is taking on the role of rabbit, since thats the stereotype for magicians pulling things out of their hats, but i only realized this when the drawing was already done.

yuuhiko: his drawing is the smallest because all the props are contained inside the cage, since the cage is his entire world. inside the xs the swan is missing, yuuhiko is similar to how he looked at the end of selfish recall, and there is blood on the bottom of the cage. since xs mean mistakes, its showing us what yuuhikos biggest mistake was. also this was unintentional but the xs being the only thing outside the cage could be seen as yuuhikos mistakes being the only things that ever reach anyone. but i wasnt thinking about this i just did it because it felt kind of empty lol.

okay if there was anything else i forgot. thanks for reading.

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heads up: if everything goes well, i'll be posting the trial one wrap-up in mid-april, so if you have anything left to say about the characters before we move on, now's the time! the wrap-up will be a vd where the warden and jackalope discuss what they've learned about the prisoners, taken from the analysis and opinions sent by you.

[dollgram]

You don't believe he could be forgiven, then. I can't say I'm surprised– he doesn't exactly have a winning personality. Neither do you, though.

I have to say, he is an interesting one. Compared to the others, it would seem like he shouldn't be here at all. Or if you'd like to think of it in a different way, perhaps all his accomplices should be here with him. And yet, he alone ended up among people who killed with their own two hands. There's something for you to think about, if you want.

This time around, I can't really predict how this verdict will affect him. I'm sure you've realized that he's become involved with a meddlesome person. Say, do you think her presence will be for the better or worse?

[dollgram]

Y: What's with the hat.

N: I'm glad you asked! Today, I'm going to amaze you with real magic...!!

Y: Pfft... Have you been saving that all this time just so you can distract me today?

N: Eh... Come on, can't you play along just this once?

Y: Haha...

Y: ...

Y: Hey... Don't tell anyone I said this, but... I'm glad we're friends.

N: Hehehe~ I'm glad we're friends too, even if you're annoying as hell! Now shut up 'cuz I rehearsed this whole thing all night!

Y: Hmph, you're one to talk about annoying.

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with contributions from @74n5n

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