not a fan of the wild fauna sir? and actually more along the lines of some guys forcing kids to jump off a cliff into a lake at knife point the real kind of dangers *humans*
[after the meat of this conversation, it's really a miracle prompto isn't all that more cynical about people in general to be fair]
nah generally i try to think the best of people but you gotta admit there's some real messed up individuals around still! knowledge is power so i keep my wits about me
The most level-headed way to go about it, else you may go insane mulling over the propensity of terrible things humanity is capable of. You should read some of the cases I've studied over the years.
you know me, always aiming to excel i'll take you up on those though do they include your personal notes about the cases? i think i may have skipped the class where you tell your students your life story as a lawyer, so
Do you like horror stories? I have plenty of reading recommendations for you that exist in the realm of fiction, if you like.
But if you'd still prefer reality, then I can share with you some cases that are particularly disturbing; though I would not linger with them long. They're mentally taxing.
can i have both? i don't really have a lot of time for reading books but you never know when opportunity strikes for a good read and don't worry i work at the animal shelter, i'll just lie down in the room with the cats and/or dogs and i'll feel better
[A minute or two passes, and Prompto gets a short .txt document send to him. It's a list describing some of the more, ah, "interesting" murder cases he's studied before, and a link to the public records of the cases online -- only some are crimes of passion, most are pre-meditated. Given that he's referencing court cases, these will focus more on testimonies and evidence, but if Prompto is itching to figure out the psychology behind the motives, it'll only take a bit of internet digging to clarify.]
As for reading, may I recommend American Gothic, by Robert Bloch?
oh! reading for just before bed! thanks prof i'll see if i can find the book at the library or a store i think the author sounds familiar? isn't that the dude from the psycho movie?
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[Don't you know that's how all horror movies start.]
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that's actually a good idea! i read a camping trip story gone wrong in the woods on one of those old /x/ sites a few weeks ago actually...
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Eaten by bears? Fell into the campfire? Drained of blood via a swarm of mosquitoes?
Needless to say, I'm not much of a camping person, myself.
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and actually more along the lines of some guys forcing kids to jump off a cliff into a lake at knife point
the real kind of dangers
*humans*
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Regardless, merely one more reason why you'll never find me camping out in the wilderness.
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nah generally i try to think the best of people
but you gotta admit there's some real messed up individuals around
still! knowledge is power so i keep my wits about me
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...but i'm a sucker for this kinda thing, so uh
if you pick out one or two i could read them??
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[He teases.]
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I'll send you some reading material if you're truly interested. I may be kind enough to not even require a summary when you're through.
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i'll take you up on those though
do they include your personal notes about the cases? i think i may have skipped the class where you tell your students your life story as a lawyer, so
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Besides, can you read shorthand?
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still, would have been kinda cool
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[his interest in the occult and the spooky and the worst in people is something else, considering how scared he gets]
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[Oh no... another... potentially shared interest, though Ardyn often keeps his dedicated to the horror genre of literature.]
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unfortunately since i get spooked easily i won't even deny it
but i just can't help wanting to know
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But if you'd still prefer reality, then I can share with you some cases that are particularly disturbing; though I would not linger with them long. They're mentally taxing.
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i don't really have a lot of time for reading books but you never know when opportunity strikes for a good read
and don't worry i work at the animal shelter, i'll just lie down in the room with the cats and/or dogs and i'll feel better
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[A minute or two passes, and Prompto gets a short .txt document send to him. It's a list describing some of the more, ah, "interesting" murder cases he's studied before, and a link to the public records of the cases online -- only some are crimes of passion, most are pre-meditated. Given that he's referencing court cases, these will focus more on testimonies and evidence, but if Prompto is itching to figure out the psychology behind the motives, it'll only take a bit of internet digging to clarify.]
As for reading, may I recommend American Gothic, by Robert Bloch?
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i'll see if i can find the book at the library or a store
i think the author sounds familiar? isn't that the dude from the psycho movie?
[so close]
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[Close enough.]
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In any case, read my recommendation. Then if you'll be so kind, share what you think of it.
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