December 2nd, 2011 at 05:07am
I wasn't quite expecting the intensity of his history. I knew that there had to be something that wasn't perhaps on the up and up with his past. I think it would be rather naive to think that anyone in the story is completely innocent or unscathed. Not only because of what they've managed to live through with the forced apocalypse, if you will, which no one will come out clean but because those who were already members beforehand had to have a reason to go in unless they were sociopaths. Either way, that doesn't exactly bode well.
The notes thing, while I do understand that it is his job, would make me severely uncomfortable. I think it's more of a security thing. We know that upon entrance, your entire history is erased from the internet chapter in the original story and here dude is resurrecting all of that for their records or even his own personal records. If anyone was to get a hold of that, it would only spell disaster. It's putting everyone at risk.
And the thing about him joining freaked me out. You have to know that they had something, if not everything to do with that. With the corpse, the identification of it, yadda, yadda, yadda. They wouldn't had taken him in unless they knew that they could cover him up as well as any exposure that came along with him and in order to do that, they would have to have had the power do these things. They would not had taken the risk and he would had been turned away immediately, family ties or not which took me back to what the Tailor said... O.O
I have to say, his life, his history, seemed to breed him for this. If that makes sense. I wouldn't be surprised if his parents did set him up to get him arrested. It just seems very probable. I'd probably be more surprised if they didn't. The more important question is why they did so? He was involved in gangs, so maybe they just wanted to keep a closer eye on him, and what better way to do that then in the 'family business'. But maybe they realized just how valuable he could be in said business.
I'm with Seven on the notes. It just seems like a pointless risk to have those files. I mean, if it got into the wrong hands, that just spells disaster. He should probably do that entire, burn after reading. Take the time to memorize all the files, and destroy them.
That being said, I'm wondering how he isn't suspicious of everyone. I mean, come on. It's very possible that his family got him arrested to put him in the position to join and all that. And if you're not trusting of your family, who can you trust? Honestly. I would be suspicious of Fox too. Then again, I don't trust anyone anyway. lol.