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Or what she's hoping, anyway. So far, she's clashed with about as many inmates as she has wardens, though there are at least some from each category that she seems to click well with.
"But I still hate most of my coworkers' priorities, and I'm guessing at least some of them are still convinced that I wanna strip their inmates' cabins. It's been a while since I've been a part of a big group like this, and even that was... different. This isn't anything like the Marines."
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He shrugs. It had been a big sticking point of his, early on. He still thinks things could be better. More organized. Less lax, when it comes to serious wrongs, but he isn't sure how to change it.
Back to feeling guilty for being complacent, these days.
"You come on strong," he finally says, "but you mean well. I mean. I kinda thought you wanted to strip everybody's cabin the first time we talked."
At least she's trying. He respects that, more than anything else. But it's not easy to stand alone in a place like this. "This group isn't like any other you'll ever be part of. It's not - really a group, in a lot of ways."
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And this is a hill she will die on, thank you very much.
"Every group I've ever been in has been like nothing else I've ever been a part of. I hate this one the most, though."
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Yes, okay. He has made exceptions, can understand exceptions, but overall? He still thinks it.
"See, I knew there was a reason we got along so well," he laughs, but that's not really humor under his voice. "This one'll wear you down like nothing else, if you let it," he agrees, quietly.
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That's the thing, though, isn't it. The Barge feeds on desperation, in a lot of ways. It wouldn't exist without it.
"I think there are a lot of assumptions," he finally says. "And that's the thing. They're just assumptions, and they usually don't line up, and we're just supposed to work it out. Which - fine. But it doesn't always work out."