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((For one, we do want to see you join this role play. I mean that. We really do. However, you aren't exactly working with us. I actually like the sounds of your character, a Morph that has escaped and established himself as a master thief (somehow). I just find some of your acts to be a little... unrealistic. Your doing things that, as a real thief you could do to some extent, you probably shouldn't be doing... yet. I'm not saying you shouldn't go sneaking into buildings and such, however it is your way of doing it.
Then again, your also posting as though you know the other people, and seem to somehow have a reason for breaking into a dangerous place. I am just asking what your reason is for breaking these people out, if they even want to be set free. I just am not seeing how you even know them to need to set them free. Maybe someone is paying for you to break them out? If so, your probably dealing with the Anti-school agency, which is controlled by Lordess of the Purple (A.K.A. Jake). PM her (or him) for more information on what your contract might actually be.
Then I have a problem on how your doing things. You say you snuck into Brazil by jumping onto a plane. Alright, understandable. How you did that would be great information for your character. Maybe just saying you snuck into the wheel well of the plane's landing gear and leave it at that? That would be all I was asking for. You leave out such important details, like right now you left out how you know that the school (which is controlled by me unless Locopedestrian says something otherwise) operates its facility. Maybe they really do check their security every Sunday? Maybe they don't even HAVE any security?))

((All I ask is that you work with us for your character's introduction into the role play. We can find a much easier way for you into here than you going on your own. If you want, you could pose as a 'captured' morph from a different school, but have voluntarily come back to the School, as in they didn't have to track you down. Then you would be working from the inside like how Red (my real character) before hand worked within the group to get most of them captured and brought back in (which worked much better than I had hoped, and I think everyone enjoyed the betrayal).
Basically, be willing to compromise with us and give us some time to find your character's niche in this role play. I can think of several jobs for you, and if your interested, I'll PM some to you for your 'thief for hire' to accomplish. Right now, I would be talking to Lordess of the Purple, for it sounds like your pulling a job for the Anti-School agency right now, under his (or her) control.))

Twila scoweled at Jake's blatant insensitivity, "You should talk man jewelry. I see why you want to know what's going on because you're Chance's friend but I have no reason to tell you. So I don't see what concern of it is yours about me."

Twila growled back at Jake her tail flicking furiously, "I would be able to survive. And if not, oh well. It wouldn't make a difference either way now would it? And what reason do you have to rip me apart? I haven't done anything to endanger you or anyone. Simply making my own life decisions. But if you want to so badly just try me."

Twila glared at him, "As far as I can." She growled as fierce as she could.
She stepped back, "You can get the first shot. Then we'll see."

Twila scowled at his sudden subject change, wanting to test herself in battle.
"That still isn't any of your concern. It doesn't matter why I was running out. I just had an epiphany of some sort. I realized things I probably shouldn't have... Thanks to Chance's comments."
She didn't want to tell him but figured there was no way around it.

Twila stared back at him thinking everything through in her head.
She finally looked away and down at the ground, "I just don't know what to do anymore. Everything's different now. I feel like I've changed completly in the course of a few hours. And it's difficult... Everything's just so messed up in my mind, I can't even think straight!"
She wanted to just let everything out not caring about anything anymore.

Twila hesitated but finally was able to stutter out the words, "She told me I should just die. And it made me realize that it didn't matter to anyone if I did or didn't live. And you've just proved that point even further."

Twila's head started hurting so she rubbed it a little before speaking, "Something like that doesn't just come out. You said the same thing before. 'I didn't mean it. I didn't mean it.' Words all the same. Doesn't make a difference if you meant it or not. What it triggered inside me was the truth. And there's no changing what was said or done. There's only moving ahead with it."