[He takes a moment to run this information through the machinery of his mind. None of it is particularly surprising, or especially illuminating.]
I can understand why you would refuse to close it, or tell us where it's located - it's in your interest to keep us here, because our emotions give you power. But do you have any control over who is brought here? You say the Door draws on chaos and disorder, but is that the only setting it has? Can it be modified?
I've been here long enough to observe that it also sends people back, as well as brings them here again. Are you responsible for how that works as well, or is it completely left to random chance?
I'm also curious how the Door operates, the mechanics of it. Is it technology? Magic? Some combination of both?
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[He takes a moment to run this information through the machinery of his mind. None of it is particularly surprising, or especially illuminating.]
I can understand why you would refuse to close it, or tell us where it's located - it's in your interest to keep us here, because our emotions give you power. But do you have any control over who is brought here? You say the Door draws on chaos and disorder, but is that the only setting it has? Can it be modified?
I've been here long enough to observe that it also sends people back, as well as brings them here again. Are you responsible for how that works as well, or is it completely left to random chance?
I'm also curious how the Door operates, the mechanics of it. Is it technology? Magic? Some combination of both?