#tessabones

I wanted to apologize for the thing that happened (a while ago). I’ve been thinking a lot about it and I didn’t respond very well to your views on my idea. You made a lot of good points and I wasn’t really ready to hear them. I’ve sort of been in the “either you’re with me or you’re against me” mindset when it comes to this project, and that’s not helpful. 

I’ve been writing about the Ignotum for a while now, but I'm not one of them, and I definitely don’t have to deal with backlash the same way they do. I don’t think I really realized that till they figured out about the fire at the Ignotum Housing. I keep thinking that I get it because of my family’s history, but I don’t. I haven’t lived it and maybe I didn’t think enough about this idea.

That being said, I’m still going to try and do it. Cheyne Wilder, who works at the Prophet, was excited about the idea and I think she’s going to help. Obviously it’s going to be a lot harder now because of the whole “No Ignotum shall hold any gathering where more than four Ignotum are present at once” deal, but I think we can make it work. I will talk to them about your concerns because I think they’re extremely valid.

Especially since the Wizengamot ruling I’m very worried. I can tell they’re on edge and frankly I think the fact that they partially waived a right to trial is outrageous. It also means that they need to be so fucking careful Tessa, and I don’t want to put them at risk. So thank you. You were right and my response was stupid and immature. I’m really really sorry.

- M. A. Mohan

[text]: I’m not annoyed at all,

[text]: I’m frustrated more like.

[text]: But it’s your decision what you share and what you don’t

[text]: It means I think you’ve got more to share but you won’t.

[text]: But I’m not going to press the issue

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