You really are evil. . . . . . :P
They are not plot holes by the way. In my head, 90% of the plot happens after the plan, and that I have given barely a thought. When I say pointing things out, I mean. . .Alexi has said he has covered every base for freeing all the slaves, so when I say he has it all covered, even if I haven't thought of all the bases, trust that he does, and even if I don't mention a particular base in RP and you find one, just come up with your own idea of how the plan succeeded, rather than telling me "This is why the plan would fail here." Know what I mean? I know after the plan there are a few scenarios where stuff could fall through, but for the plan to work. . . .I just need you to trust that Alexi thought of everything, even if I didn't :P
As for this leaving a lot of wok for me, I know my mind works differently than most people I know, but honestly? It's no work at all. Well, not work in the sense that I feels stressed or even have to go out of my way most of the time. That one part with Erik's thoughts about them already no longer trusting him, well, part of the plan Alexi has is contingent on them still trusting him, so I added the little guy, and the camp chatter, and as far as what I've put into the plot, 99% of the rebellion still trusts him. That is the furthest I've ever had to "go out of my way" but really, I like adding new characters :P And that would be one of those things I'd put forward as a request for the plan working, and one of the reasons I'm contemplating telling you the plan. If I hadn't got that part up, then you very well could have made his fears true and THEN I would have "Work" to do to fix everything. So, yeah. . .That's an example. . . .
Also, I hope you like the thing at the auction. . . .*Grins*
Edit: Oh, and sorry about moving Joseph into the room without asking!