MORGAN
They won't stop our evolution.
Who do you think we are?
Who do you think we are?
"I'm glad you think so. People have often told me they find me...intimidating." Morgan looked over Mallorie's face as she said this, as if to discover if the Outlander shared this opinion. "With the new guard I will build, I am hoping to foster close relationships between all." It was easier said than done, but she was willing to put the work in, even if it meant working very hard to keep from being her usual stoic self.
Morgan wasn't sure if rehabilitation was the word exactly: usually petty criminals were given a night or so to sober up in the jail then tossed back to their families with a warning. Repeat offenders ended up out in the cold. Still, she supposed it was better than an execution model; she nodded. "I would rather have citizens that aim to be better than dead ones. Besides, we have often found that when someone is stealing or whatever else, if we attempt to solve the problem at the base of their troubles, we have better results."
Not that it was always that easy, but the theory was there.
Morgan wasn't sure if rehabilitation was the word exactly: usually petty criminals were given a night or so to sober up in the jail then tossed back to their families with a warning. Repeat offenders ended up out in the cold. Still, she supposed it was better than an execution model; she nodded. "I would rather have citizens that aim to be better than dead ones. Besides, we have often found that when someone is stealing or whatever else, if we attempt to solve the problem at the base of their troubles, we have better results."
Not that it was always that easy, but the theory was there.
Fight against your execution.
Who do you think we are?
Who do you think we are?
