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For a group of individuals claiming to possess such a wonderful variety of talents and skills, you all seem incapable of anything but running around like a nattering clutch of sheep.

These random broadcasts of distress onto the network are disorganized. They're also worthless, unless specifically the right person happens to see your post. A single compilation of these complaints, easily referenced and comparable, would be much more useful in detecting patterns. Further, if there are individuals in specific crises -- for instance, a severe lack of food -- arrangements can be made to match them with those able and willing to ease their distress, in an attempt to discourage rioting.

[And now, a heavy sigh: he cannot believe he is doing this, setting himself out as a stalking goat, but someone has to. Well, if he were crasser, he could make a comparison to the Admirality and the direction excrement flows in any bureaucracy.]

I volunteer myself to organize and compare such a database, if anyone would like to register a complaint or request.

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I shall manage. It's less pleasant in larger doses than in small ones, but I am used to giving up my gifts for a short time.

[He shrugs.]

Though being stuck partially between is... ah, unusual.

Yes, I imagine so.

[Once again with being entirely unable to anything. What does one say to a werewolf when he says that?]

But in any case, I suppose others are much more unfortunately afflicted. We should focus on them, since ultimately I am having no difficulty adjusting.

If that changes, please let me know.

That's very kind of you, Admiral. [Considering the fact that Norrington acts like he has fleas anytime he behaves slightly more werewolfly.]

[Wow, he's adjusting. This is a period of adjustment. You can't just ask people why they're not werewolves, Randolph.]

Very good.

[Well, he's been very tolerant of Norrington's adjustment period.]

So I shall monitor the console network at night, then?

[And see, James is taking strides to grow as a person. He should get an award.]

I would appreciate your help immensely.

[Oh, Lyall could give him an award, all right.]

It will be my pleasure to assist.

[Goodness. What kind of award are you implying, Mr. Lyall?]

Thank you, then.

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