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The one thing all members of '''Aesthetic Judgment''' (aka: The Descripts / Clone Killers) agree on, is that while focusing on the threat of the undead, the people of Malton are blissfully unaware of another frightening phenomena: the faceless among us. Even though these non-describable clones may act just like normal survivors at times, the danger they impose on us is not to be taken lightly. | The one thing all members of '''Aesthetic Judgment''' (aka: The Descripts / Clone Killers) agree on, is that while focusing on the threat of the undead, the people of Malton are blissfully unaware of another frightening phenomena: the faceless among us. Even though these non-describable clones may act just like normal survivors at times, the danger they impose on us is not to be taken lightly. | ||
Some Clone Killers think of the | Some Clone Killers think of the alarming numbers of the clones as a consequence of the inhuman atmosphere of fear and warfare in Malton. They believe that the clones are a symptom of survivors starting to see no difference between themselves and the walking dead, as their behaviour in the battle becomes too similar; thus people are gradually losing every last bit of their personality. This is a snowball effect, and unless it's stopped now, it will turn us all into one swarm of teeth, claws and bullets in the end, no matter on which side you stand. | ||
Other Clone Killers tend to believe that the clones actually operate for some kind of a malignant hive-mind, which they're eventually trying to track down and eliminate. | Other Clone Killers tend to believe that the clones actually operate for some kind of a malignant hive-mind, which they're eventually trying to track down and eliminate. | ||
Both schools of thought have now come to declare, that talking about it only won't do any good, or at least not enough. They've picked up their guns and turned them on the faceless, no matter what will be thought of them. | Both schools of thought have now come to declare, that talking about it only won't do any good, or at least not enough. They've picked up their guns and turned them on the faceless, no matter what will be thought of them. | ||
=Policy= | =Policy= | ||
Revision as of 12:23, 19 September 2009
| Aesthetic Judgment | |
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| Abbreviation: | C.K. / The Descripts |
| Group Numbers: | rising |
| Leadership: | None; an anarchist organisation. |
| Goals: | To cleanse Malton of the non-descript clones. |
| Recruitment Policy: | Ready, aim, fire, and count yourself in. |
| Contact: | Still looking for a HQ |
Declaration
The one thing all members of Aesthetic Judgment (aka: The Descripts / Clone Killers) agree on, is that while focusing on the threat of the undead, the people of Malton are blissfully unaware of another frightening phenomena: the faceless among us. Even though these non-describable clones may act just like normal survivors at times, the danger they impose on us is not to be taken lightly.
Some Clone Killers think of the alarming numbers of the clones as a consequence of the inhuman atmosphere of fear and warfare in Malton. They believe that the clones are a symptom of survivors starting to see no difference between themselves and the walking dead, as their behaviour in the battle becomes too similar; thus people are gradually losing every last bit of their personality. This is a snowball effect, and unless it's stopped now, it will turn us all into one swarm of teeth, claws and bullets in the end, no matter on which side you stand.
Other Clone Killers tend to believe that the clones actually operate for some kind of a malignant hive-mind, which they're eventually trying to track down and eliminate.
Both schools of thought have now come to declare, that talking about it only won't do any good, or at least not enough. They've picked up their guns and turned them on the faceless, no matter what will be thought of them.
Policy
After studying the clones it has become obvious, that some are only babyfaces and will turn into respectably descript fellows by time and experience, with just a little encouraging. Therefore it is recommended to let clones of level 5 or below get away with just a warning. More experienced specimen are not tolerated.
Radio
Members of Aesthetic Judgment and other like-minded survivors are free to use the radio to discuss the ethics, the methodology and practical questions of cleansing the city of the clones on frequency 26.38Mhz
