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fandomsecrets2013-06-30 03:20 pm
case) wrote in fandomsecrets2013-06-30 03:20 pm
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⌈ Secret Post #2371 ⌋
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I also liked it didn't become major plot points in the books, the development of the other organizations, but was just assumed that it happened in the background. Very much like real life: organizations change, and you don't find out about it until you're trying to get something done with them.
Back to the cops, I kinda wish he would bring an IA person into the know, just because the squad needs someone on their side. If they disappear into a fae hill for a couple days -- or years -- or show up two days before they left, they could use someone who's in the know to do the evaluations regarding their conduct. They already have a whole team to make their reports look pretty and normal, why not someone who appraises them making their reports looking pretty?
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IA? Internal... appraiser? Um, but no I get you. I think the reason they don't is because while the squad knows and covers their own ass the up tops and the people reviewing them who are sent by the up tops do not believe in the supernatural. Therefore you can't have someone cover for you who you can not only not influence because you don't pay them but have a vested interest in ruining you to the up tops who don't like you and don't believe or refuse to believe in the things you have to deal with. I'm not sure how you could turn one to your side and have that not get noticed by the up tops.
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I understand why they don't - convincing someone outside that you're not completely off your rocker, that this stuff really does happen would be all but impossible. Most books talk about how, even if you've experienced it yourself, you write it off as your mind playing tricks and rationalize it away. It's totally understandable that you wouldn't want to take the risk that you'd get carted off for something like that.
They do cover for themselves and each other, but there's only so much you can do when under review. I also know it's not likely to happen in ANY story because of all the complications, and how much rationalization it would take. I'm just saying it might help alleviate some of the pressure on the team/s that do deal with this stuff.
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...But yeah now I want that too and I hate you for making me think of it.
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