[She probably has crossed a street without looking both ways at least once in her life. She's never stolen cookies that she remembers, but she has failed to wipe her shoes on the mat. Once, when she was very angry with her mother, she even failed to do so on purpose. She's snuck out of galas after her mother specifically told her to stay until the end, she's kissed a girl or two of whom her mother would not approve, and various other youthful misdeeds.
The creature that's locked them in cages in the dark might not care about kissing waitstaff or tracking mud across the rug, though.
She presses her lips into a very thin line, her brows drawing down sharply as she contemplates which thing she'd least like to confess to, as she imagines that's the thing most likely to get her out of this cage.]
I may not technically be an enforcer at present. I was fired by the Sheriff the day after Jinx bombed the fairgrounds, and I arranged to see Vi in prison based on the pretense that I was still an officer. But, [she adds quickly,] a corrupt Sheriff's actions can hardly said to be official.
[And if a corrupt Sheriff's actions don't really count, then, in a way, she was never truly fired and she is still an enforcer. Never mind that her parents were also involved in her firing. She'll worry about that if it becomes a problem.]
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[She probably has crossed a street without looking both ways at least once in her life. She's never stolen cookies that she remembers, but she has failed to wipe her shoes on the mat. Once, when she was very angry with her mother, she even failed to do so on purpose. She's snuck out of galas after her mother specifically told her to stay until the end, she's kissed a girl or two of whom her mother would not approve, and various other youthful misdeeds.
The creature that's locked them in cages in the dark might not care about kissing waitstaff or tracking mud across the rug, though.
She presses her lips into a very thin line, her brows drawing down sharply as she contemplates which thing she'd least like to confess to, as she imagines that's the thing most likely to get her out of this cage.]
I may not technically be an enforcer at present. I was fired by the Sheriff the day after Jinx bombed the fairgrounds, and I arranged to see Vi in prison based on the pretense that I was still an officer. But, [she adds quickly,] a corrupt Sheriff's actions can hardly said to be official.
[And if a corrupt Sheriff's actions don't really count, then, in a way, she was never truly fired and she is still an enforcer. Never mind that her parents were also involved in her firing. She'll worry about that if it becomes a problem.]