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The Interrogation Meme
The Interrogation Meme


Your crimes were unspeakable, your lies were outnumbered, but finally you've been caught.
They bring you in, sit you down, and chain you up. No matter what power you have, no matter
how strong you are, you're not going anywhere so get comfy.
It's going to be a long night.
They bring you in, sit you down, and chain you up. No matter what power you have, no matter
how strong you are, you're not going anywhere so get comfy.
It's going to be a long night.
Rules
1. Post with your character, canon, and any prefs - You're the captive
2. Tag around to other characters. You're the interrogator.
3. Roll. Or, you know, don't.
3. Horribles.
RNG OPTIONS
1. Truth serum
You know this person isn't going to speak easy but you've got a surprise for them. This serum aught to loosen their lips a little.
2. Torture
The old fashion way might work best for this particular fellow. How about those nail screws?
3. Bargain
You've got something they really want, or really need. If they fess up, if they tell the truth of the matter, they'll get it.
4. Black mail
So, remember that night about ten years ago...? You know something they don't want the rest of the world to know and you're going to use it.
5. Seduction
Just because they're in chains on a chair doesn't mean you two can't have a little fun, right? Might be even more fun, come to think about it.
6. Leverage
Whether it's love, drugs, or something else -- it's hanging above your head. You're craving, aren't you? Or maybe that someone special is in danger if you don't spill.
7. WILDCARD
BECAUSE GIRAFFE.
no subject
[There's no need to suggestion he knows more or less by being specific. It's a tool that his employers want and that is all the concerns him.]
My employers would also be very ecstatic to hear what else you have to say about it.
[Things are much easier when he can flash a revolver and play roulette or prick skin by the edge of a knife. Yet this one is experienced and worse; expecting. It comes of in the bitter tone like a taunt to do more, to rile so. His body turns letting his back be facing, the cigarette tapped and blunted to be repackaged for later.
In the corner sets a table, wheeled and wooden, atop which set an assortment of clinical devices and machines. Briefly he thinks to call in the Medic, but retorts the thought nearly fast as it comes. The captive needs to still be capable of speech and cognitive process and giving him to the hands of such madness doesn't promise them remaining.]
no subject
What notebook?
[He asks it to mock, not to try and plead innocence. They both know that Mello knows quite a bit about this notebook, because Mello has never kept that secret. In fact, in his negotiations, he has made his knowledge quite clear. He's always preferred a more straightforward approach to doing business, after all.
His smirk therefore does not fade as he speaks, tone almost a singsong denial.]
I don't know what you're taking about.
no subject
[As if mocking in return, he reaches out for the table and begins pulling it toward him. The wheels squeak with each full spin and once close enough come to a stop with one cut short. Enough illumination has fallen over the table top to give better view of the tools of trade.
Some could easily be mistaken for actual medical equipment and some very well are set aside in a pan while stewing in sterile liquid. Others are more obvious to intent being covered in cumbersome blades or drills. Yet its the small worn box that he stands closest to running a hand through some wire.]
Théâtralité is unbecoming of a spy, non? We are to reside in the shadow, not this- how you say- spotlight.
[His hand eventually reaches an end finding a wide clamp. With a squeeze he places it on the captives hand; firm, but none too tight.]
Did you know it was the French who first came up with the use of electricity as a means of torture? Guillotines were terriblement in gathering Intel as you can imagine. [He finishes by picking up another wire and running his hand through it to find its end.]
no subject
I did know that.
[As though they are having a perfectly normal conversation. It is the truth, too. Mello had studied much in his time at Wammy's. His smirk still lingers and he keeps himself poised with calmness, relaxed even as those words suggest what is to come, even as he watches the wires fingered in preparation.]
I also know that the French enjoy taking their time, so I'll prepare to be here for a while. La vérité vaut bien qu'on passe quelques années sans la trouver. Isn't that right? [His smirk stretches wider and he keeps his eyes on his captor, his soon-to-be-torturer.] I'll make it worth your while.