Constable Benton Fraser, RCMP (
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revenance_comms2014-05-15 09:49 am
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[The video comes on to display Fraser's face retreating to an appropriately framed distance.] Ah. Hello.
[He straightens his lapels and adjusts the tilt of his hat, then clears his throat.] Residents of Traverse Town! I am Constable Benton Fraser, RCMP -- er, that would be Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Depending on your native cou -- ah, world, you may not be familiar with the long and noble traditions of... but that's not important at the moment, although, of course, I would be happy to explain to anyone who happens to be curious. Suffice it to say that I address you today with a purpose. During the recent fracas, I could not help but notice the remarkable number and variety of armaments employed. While I am sure that they are all appropriate in dire situations, I would like to confirm that there is no conflict with local regulations. After all, as visitors in this fair town, we have a responsibility to put our best feet, hooves or paws forward on behalf of our native countries.
In light of this responsibility, I would just like to inquire as to whether anyone might know where I could lay my hands on a copy of the local legal code. Thank you kindly.
[He tips his hat, and reaches forward to deactivate the video.]
[He straightens his lapels and adjusts the tilt of his hat, then clears his throat.] Residents of Traverse Town! I am Constable Benton Fraser, RCMP -- er, that would be Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Depending on your native cou -- ah, world, you may not be familiar with the long and noble traditions of... but that's not important at the moment, although, of course, I would be happy to explain to anyone who happens to be curious. Suffice it to say that I address you today with a purpose. During the recent fracas, I could not help but notice the remarkable number and variety of armaments employed. While I am sure that they are all appropriate in dire situations, I would like to confirm that there is no conflict with local regulations. After all, as visitors in this fair town, we have a responsibility to put our best feet, hooves or paws forward on behalf of our native countries.
In light of this responsibility, I would just like to inquire as to whether anyone might know where I could lay my hands on a copy of the local legal code. Thank you kindly.
[He tips his hat, and reaches forward to deactivate the video.]

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I'm afraid you'll find, Constable, that no laws exist in this particular world save those for some form of universal common courtesy wherein we should not murder each other. We live in anarchy, though not anomie, I think.
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[He looks genuinely horrified by the thought.]
In a town with this many inhabitants? Surely some sort of, of civic structure must have arisen from sheer necessity.
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Chief Beifong has not, to my knowledge, attempted to exert her nation's laws here. There are many systems represented, and an attempt to impose any one world's laws may lead to more conflict than it prevents. Or time period's. When do you hail from, Constable? My name is Jeeves from the City of London in the Year of Our Lord 1925. I suspect our frames of reference may be most divergent.
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[Which in fact doesn't have to be the case, does it? Dream towns may not need to be built. He's silent for a moment, blinking as he recalibrates.]
Or perhaps not.
-- Jeeves, pleased to meet you. Most recently, I was a resident of Chicago, attached as liaison to the Canadian Consulate, in the year 1996.
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The only natives appear to be the Moogles, the animals who supplied you with your communications device and the dream fragments to create your first Spirit. They seem to operate as a trade monopoly and guild in this realm. None have expressed any particular interest in the Rule of Law. I have yet to speak with them about it at length, though. I would be interested to know the results of the conversation should you undertake such an endeavor.
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[action] Shelf in the back makes it look like Fraser has a double-brimmed hat. It's adorable.
[action] Oh no, now I can't unsee it.
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[action] Shall we wrap it up?
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[--gesturing vaguely at basically everything and giving up.]
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This is something rather more unusual.
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Most people around here usually play nicely. And there are plenty who are able to step in if that were to change unexpectedly.
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Please tell me you're not walking around unarmed.
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[That is the You're Kidding helmet tilt right there. Not that he hasn't done it himself, but he's usually fully armored when he decides to do it. This guy's going to get his face eaten.]
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Only rule I know is, if you feel like fighting, take it out on the Nightmares instead of anyone else.
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[Is he joking with that last bit? It's hard to say.]
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