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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ragboy" data-source="post: 3020376" data-attributes="member: 4151">"And in that vein of options, Sarge," Rawely begins, eyes not straying from the weapon on the wall. "I believe we are approaching a crossroads. A reckoning, as the Preacher would put it. We've layed by and allowed these goddamn bastards, " he pauses and tips his hat,"...s'cuse me ma'am...to treat us how they will. I can say I don't prefer the kicks over the powdered asses, but I don't like neither one. They both gall you in a different way. If we're giving ourselves options, then I reckon we should consider our current situation. There's all the crazy snake politics out there, of course, but since none of our handlers have mentioned Bill missing, I expect they don't realize it or they haven't considered that we might all be on the verge of getting out of here. So, once they find out, regardless of how the politics shake out, we need to have options. Some of them more dangerous than others. We need to be prepared to go down fighting, at least. And not with our heads...exploded, or whatever." He seems to wind down, then adds, "All I'm saying is that if the Doc can give us an edge, we may need to take the risk. And if the risk turns out not to be as bad as we think, it might be better to take the fight to them right now while their trying to figure out where they stand. Us making our move now throws this whole house into chaos, which might give us even more of an edge." OOC: If we're done with soliloquies, Rawley's ready to move on. </blockquote>

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