lol

Christian @ 28/5/2018 21:02

JJ @ 28/5/2018 21:01 Wow, 2 votes for Robin? #JusticeForRobin Does your opinion change at all if Robin was a successful businessman/part-time drug dealer?

No matter what sex/sexual preference Robin possesses, my opinion is the same.

it's like an episode of What Would You Do? where halfway through a scenario, they switch one of the actor's genders to see if anyone reacts differently.

At first I thought this was going to be a brain-teaser, so I read it very carefully lol.. but didn't notice anyone's sex or whether Joseph "knew" Amelia did it, just assumed, lol.

Christian @ 28/5/2018 21:04

it's like an episode of What Would You Do? where halfway through a scenario, they switch one of the actor's genders to see if anyone reacts differently.

That's exactly what I did for the Alligator River story. That one had more to do with gender than this one tho

JJ @ 28/5/2018 21:03

Christian @ 28/5/2018 21:02 JJ @ 28/5/2018 21:01 Wow, 2 votes for Robin? #JusticeForRobin Does your opinion change at all if Robin was a successful businessman/part-time drug dealer? No matter what sex/sexual preference Robin possesses, my opinion is the same.

that Robin is not as bad as Amelia, who just wanted to eat damnit. lol And that Robin is not even as bad as Gavin, who only feared for his daughter's well-being! :P
Robin has a darkness in Robin's heart, to want someone (anyone) to pay for the crime, even though they didn't commit it, and for forcing an addict to lie about it by offering them drugs (which I still want to know how they came about) and furthering their addiction just to serve Robin's own agenda!!

Curtis @ 28/5/2018 21:08

Christian @ 28/5/2018 21:04 it's like an episode of What Would You Do? where halfway through a scenario, they switch one of the actor's genders to see if anyone reacts differently. That's exactly what I did for the Alligator River story. That one had more to do with gender than this one tho

Was that the like the scorpion story?

Charles - Lied solely to get more drugs. Without his lie, Joseph never goes beyond an accomplice, and Gavin never enters the story.
Robin - Trading drugs for info is just a bad move, considering the drugs probably cost more than the lost loaf of bread. Trusting the word of a bad drug addict also is a dumb maneuver.
Amelia - Stealing the bread in the first place, then staying quiet about it.
Gavin - Only looking out for his daughter, but could care less about his son-in-law, douche.
Joseph - At best he's an accomplice to the theft, but beyond that, he's railroaded by the rest of the group.

Christian @ 28/5/2018 21:09

JJ @ 28/5/2018 21:03 Christian @ 28/5/2018 21:02 JJ @ 28/5/2018 21:01 Wow, 2 votes for Robin? #JusticeForRobin Does your opinion change at all if Robin was a successful businessman/part-time drug dealer? No matter what sex/sexual preference Robin possesses, my opinion is the same. that Robin is not as bad as Amelia, who just wanted to eat damnit. lol And that Robin is not even as bad as Gavin, who only feared for his daughter's well-being! :P Robin has a darkness in Robin's heart, to want someone (anyone) to pay for the crime, even though they didn't commit it, and for forcing an addict to lie about it by offering them drugs (which I still want to know how they came about) and furthering their addiction just to serve Robin's own agenda!!

Robin just wants to make a living and she's tired of bread-thieves! And Gavin is the worst!

Curtis @ 28/5/2018 19:55

JJ @ 28/5/2018 20:54 Wait, did this happen in 2018? no this is an old village back during the times when people chopped off each other's hands for stealing bread

Or the present-day middle east.

Spin @ 28/5/2018 21:10

Charles - Lied solely to get more drugs. Without his lie, Joseph never goes beyond an accomplice, and Gavin never enters the story. Robin - Trading drugs for info is just a bad move, considering the drugs probably cost more than the lost loaf of bread. Trusting the word of a bad drug addict also is a dumb maneuver. Amelia - Stealing the bread in the first place, then staying quiet about it. Gavin - Only looking out for his daughter, but could care less about his son-in-law, douche. Joseph - At best he's an accomplice to the theft, but beyond that, he's railroaded by the rest of the group.

No matter how he got to be that way, Charles is addicted. He needs the drugs and he's going to get them any way he can. How does that make Charles worse than Robin?

I started thinking about Aladdin when I read this story.

Christian @ 28/5/2018 20:13

Spin @ 28/5/2018 21:10 Charles - Lied solely to get more drugs. Without his lie, Joseph never goes beyond an accomplice, and Gavin never enters the story. Robin - Trading drugs for info is just a bad move, considering the drugs probably cost more than the lost loaf of bread. Trusting the word of a bad drug addict also is a dumb maneuver. Amelia - Stealing the bread in the first place, then staying quiet about it. Gavin - Only looking out for his daughter, but could care less about his son-in-law, douche. Joseph - At best he's an accomplice to the theft, but beyond that, he's railroaded by the rest of the group. No matter how he got to be that way, Charles is addicted. He needs the drugs and he's going to get them any way he can. How does that make Charles worse than Robin?

Because Charles chose to lie. He could have gotten the drugs another way, or even by making a deal with Robin for the drugs in exchange for the truth. Choosing to lie is worse than the bribing for the info.

Christian @ 28/5/2018 21:13

Spin @ 28/5/2018 21:10 Charles - Lied solely to get more drugs. Without his lie, Joseph never goes beyond an accomplice, and Gavin never enters the story. Robin - Trading drugs for info is just a bad move, considering the drugs probably cost more than the lost loaf of bread. Trusting the word of a bad drug addict also is a dumb maneuver. Amelia - Stealing the bread in the first place, then staying quiet about it. Gavin - Only looking out for his daughter, but could care less about his son-in-law, douche. Joseph - At best he's an accomplice to the theft, but beyond that, he's railroaded by the rest of the group. No matter how he got to be that way, Charles is addicted. He needs the drugs and he's going to get them any way he can. How does that make Charles worse than Robin?

I mean, at the very least, Charles might feel bad about it. Robin seems stone cold. lol

Christian @ 28/5/2018 21:13

Spin @ 28/5/2018 21:10 Charles - Lied solely to get more drugs. Without his lie, Joseph never goes beyond an accomplice, and Gavin never enters the story. Robin - Trading drugs for info is just a bad move, considering the drugs probably cost more than the lost loaf of bread. Trusting the word of a bad drug addict also is a dumb maneuver. Amelia - Stealing the bread in the first place, then staying quiet about it. Gavin - Only looking out for his daughter, but could care less about his son-in-law, douche. Joseph - At best he's an accomplice to the theft, but beyond that, he's railroaded by the rest of the group. No matter how he got to be that way, Charles is addicted. He needs the drugs and he's going to get them any way he can. How does that make Charles worse than Robin?

Because Charles lied and Robin thought it was Amelia. But, I am feeling a bit worse about Robin in that she tried to pervert justice - no matter what she believed!