Page Summaries - Posts At A Glance
Post Zero - This post contains a video tape made by Director Virgil Rowell outlining the features and amenities of the Aegis Ju-V facility located on Alcatraz Island. Including the numerous wings (Administrative, Residential, Education, Recreation, Heuristics and Research).
Post One - In which the program-attendees board a bus endlessly playing Journey's 'Lights', take the historic prisoner transport ferry Warden Johnston to Alcatraz Island. Pass through security, where Rex Kingsley has an intimate encounter with a large rubber spoon, and stand in a line and first meet Director Virgil Rowell who underscores that the place is to be a community, and that for many this facility is about rehabilitation.
Post Two - In which we are shown Wes' trip from the airport, his experience on the bus, heavy focus on a pair of wings and the girl they were attached to, underscored by the random selections of the world's cheapest MP3 player.
Post Three - In which we experience life on the trail (mix) with Lina, as she takes in the sights and sounds of the bus trip, considering some of the more strange folk she will be sharing these experiences with.
Post Four - We get a closer look at the rocky road which is the life and times of Rex Kingsley (and it ain't ice cream!). The trials of being security around Rex, the trials of being around the security that surrounds Rex. And three or four vehicles which don't factor in his thicc craggly girth. Also features his unique greting to Director Rowell.
Post Five - Natsumi intends to be a hero for her family, out of the less than ideal circumstances of the manifestation of her powers. We follow her effervescent ride on the bus, her brief (-er than she'd like) conversation with Lina, the ferry and her initial take on the Director.
Post Six - We see Kaitlin's first trip to San Francisco, silver dollar at hand, and a lot on her mind. Her father has recently found her family back in Santa Clara, and now she's been stuck here, her only way out from charges of property damage and potential liability for injuries. And her own unwilling response to Rex's comment.
Post Seven - Brooklyn Vanderhaven, the hardass with a heart of gold has finally been dragged low by the authorities. She's been flown out to a facility in San Francisco, to sit on a bus with far too little security than could hope to contain her... fortunately, she's curious to see where this all leads. This post contains her thoughts on the ship of fools she finds herself on, including a girl who would allow herself to fall asleep surrounded by strangers on all sides of the law and... an otter..? She passes through security with no new charges against, and we see her response to Rex's unique greeting.
Post Eight - The life and times of a boy in an otter surrounded by hairless apes. Holt shames Wes with a superior MP3 player and uses extreme cuteness to ignore no-smoking signs. Also read this post to see a small otter dap up a large granite boy.
Post Nine - We meet the pasty seventeen-going-on-fifty year old Fritz, with a history of violence, who's riding his last chance. His search to regain the means to defend himself. Flying too close to the sun to grab feathers with his own wings made of wax. And how that works out for a boy (Icarus related spoilers...).
Post Ten - Haven flies to San Francisco, and is unimpressed with the metal bird. Meets two boys who seem very interested in wings for their own very different reasons. Misplaces a feather in Fritz's hand, and returns his good spirits with a hefty smack to the back of the head.
Post Eleven - In which we are introduced to Zelda DiAngelo, numbed by the ordeal of her circumstances, and her own introspection and reflection on the events which have transpired and brought her to the present.
Post Twelve - In which Natsumi finds herself losing herself... and guards who are losing her, find her with pepper spray.
Post Thirteen - In which Linnie manages to fight off and suppress her natural instinct to 'light up' in the midst of mayhem.
Post Fourteen - In which Director Rowell regains control of the situation, unloads a plea for empathy upon the program attendees as well as an explanation that whilst for many the program is about growth, for some it resembles a last chance at rehabilitation. The Director also lets out a tidbit that Rex is not being kept near his home in Georgia for some reason, and intends to have a serious dialogue with one Frederick 'Fritz' Jackson, presumably about his behaviour and future prospects. The remaining students are to be sequestered in one of the Rec rooms whilst this happens (GM: Which will presumably be the next upcoming GM post...).
Post Fifteen - In which we see the manner that Alexandra 'Sasha' Kuropatkova fled her homeland for the refuge of the United States Ju-V program, and one of the Captain's allies. We see the Aegis facility and all of the recent events through the lens of someone who truly has reason to fear failure within their placement within the program. For Sasha, trouble will mean Repatriation and certain death.
Post Sixteen - In which we learn a little more about Wes' motivations for joining the program, we watch as he tries to keep his eyes in his head around wings, and he fights to fight fighting. Wes finds himself looking at the situation he's placed himself in, in a new light.
Post Seventeen - In which we see David has a pen that was given to his brother when he turned eighteen, reminding him of the brother and both parents he lost. We see an introspective young man who seems to have put a lot of thought and planning into trying to ensure he can get "in-and-out" of the program as quickly and smoothly as possible, and the consideration of those plans repeatedly distracted by a red headed girl who is completely oblivious to the fact. He smoothly gets through security, willingly surrendering his pen, sealed in property for upon his exit upon completion of the program. We see how fragile his best laid plans can be, under the chaos of a near-riot violent situation breaking out.
Post Eighteen - In which we see Haven's displayed empathy even before the Director's speech, learning of her own intense fear and troubles with solitary confinement. Despite her anger she seeks and wishes for no further punishment to befall Fritz.
Post Nineteen - In which we see Lina consider the types of people she's sharing the program with and the situation she finds herself in. In the wake of feral brutality, Lina lends aid to the first person who befriended her - Natsumi.
Post One - In which the program-attendees board a bus endlessly playing Journey's 'Lights', take the historic prisoner transport ferry Warden Johnston to Alcatraz Island. Pass through security, where Rex Kingsley has an intimate encounter with a large rubber spoon, and stand in a line and first meet Director Virgil Rowell who underscores that the place is to be a community, and that for many this facility is about rehabilitation.
Post Two - In which we are shown Wes' trip from the airport, his experience on the bus, heavy focus on a pair of wings and the girl they were attached to, underscored by the random selections of the world's cheapest MP3 player.
Post Three - In which we experience life on the trail (mix) with Lina, as she takes in the sights and sounds of the bus trip, considering some of the more strange folk she will be sharing these experiences with.
Post Four - We get a closer look at the rocky road which is the life and times of Rex Kingsley (and it ain't ice cream!). The trials of being security around Rex, the trials of being around the security that surrounds Rex. And three or four vehicles which don't factor in his thicc craggly girth. Also features his unique greting to Director Rowell.
Post Five - Natsumi intends to be a hero for her family, out of the less than ideal circumstances of the manifestation of her powers. We follow her effervescent ride on the bus, her brief (-er than she'd like) conversation with Lina, the ferry and her initial take on the Director.
Post Six - We see Kaitlin's first trip to San Francisco, silver dollar at hand, and a lot on her mind. Her father has recently found her family back in Santa Clara, and now she's been stuck here, her only way out from charges of property damage and potential liability for injuries. And her own unwilling response to Rex's comment.
Post Seven - Brooklyn Vanderhaven, the hardass with a heart of gold has finally been dragged low by the authorities. She's been flown out to a facility in San Francisco, to sit on a bus with far too little security than could hope to contain her... fortunately, she's curious to see where this all leads. This post contains her thoughts on the ship of fools she finds herself on, including a girl who would allow herself to fall asleep surrounded by strangers on all sides of the law and... an otter..? She passes through security with no new charges against, and we see her response to Rex's unique greeting.
Post Eight - The life and times of a boy in an otter surrounded by hairless apes. Holt shames Wes with a superior MP3 player and uses extreme cuteness to ignore no-smoking signs. Also read this post to see a small otter dap up a large granite boy.
Post Nine - We meet the pasty seventeen-going-on-fifty year old Fritz, with a history of violence, who's riding his last chance. His search to regain the means to defend himself. Flying too close to the sun to grab feathers with his own wings made of wax. And how that works out for a boy (Icarus related spoilers...).
Post Ten - Haven flies to San Francisco, and is unimpressed with the metal bird. Meets two boys who seem very interested in wings for their own very different reasons. Misplaces a feather in Fritz's hand, and returns his good spirits with a hefty smack to the back of the head.
Post Eleven - In which we are introduced to Zelda DiAngelo, numbed by the ordeal of her circumstances, and her own introspection and reflection on the events which have transpired and brought her to the present.
Post Twelve - In which Natsumi finds herself losing herself... and guards who are losing her, find her with pepper spray.
Post Thirteen - In which Linnie manages to fight off and suppress her natural instinct to 'light up' in the midst of mayhem.
Post Fourteen - In which Director Rowell regains control of the situation, unloads a plea for empathy upon the program attendees as well as an explanation that whilst for many the program is about growth, for some it resembles a last chance at rehabilitation. The Director also lets out a tidbit that Rex is not being kept near his home in Georgia for some reason, and intends to have a serious dialogue with one Frederick 'Fritz' Jackson, presumably about his behaviour and future prospects. The remaining students are to be sequestered in one of the Rec rooms whilst this happens (GM: Which will presumably be the next upcoming GM post...).
Post Fifteen - In which we see the manner that Alexandra 'Sasha' Kuropatkova fled her homeland for the refuge of the United States Ju-V program, and one of the Captain's allies. We see the Aegis facility and all of the recent events through the lens of someone who truly has reason to fear failure within their placement within the program. For Sasha, trouble will mean Repatriation and certain death.
Post Sixteen - In which we learn a little more about Wes' motivations for joining the program, we watch as he tries to keep his eyes in his head around wings, and he fights to fight fighting. Wes finds himself looking at the situation he's placed himself in, in a new light.
Post Seventeen - In which we see David has a pen that was given to his brother when he turned eighteen, reminding him of the brother and both parents he lost. We see an introspective young man who seems to have put a lot of thought and planning into trying to ensure he can get "in-and-out" of the program as quickly and smoothly as possible, and the consideration of those plans repeatedly distracted by a red headed girl who is completely oblivious to the fact. He smoothly gets through security, willingly surrendering his pen, sealed in property for upon his exit upon completion of the program. We see how fragile his best laid plans can be, under the chaos of a near-riot violent situation breaking out.
Post Eighteen - In which we see Haven's displayed empathy even before the Director's speech, learning of her own intense fear and troubles with solitary confinement. Despite her anger she seeks and wishes for no further punishment to befall Fritz.
Post Nineteen - In which we see Lina consider the types of people she's sharing the program with and the situation she finds herself in. In the wake of feral brutality, Lina lends aid to the first person who befriended her - Natsumi.
Post Twenty-One - In which we are introduced to Sunita and the remaining three journals to have survived her fiery rage, upon burning twice as many in anger directed at her parents and their intentions and motivations regarding her life. We watch as she kindly lends assistance to Natsumi after the latter was pepper sprayed.
Post Twenty-Two - In which we are introduced to Adam, and watch as the young man tries to get reads on the poker faces of everyone sitting at the table in Alcatraz. We see his frustrations at the powerlessness which comes from not having two pair of nickels to rub together.
Post Twenty-Three - In which we are introduced to Seo, his long trip across the country to Alcatraz, and watch as he clings to the memory of his son who is waiting for him after the program.
Post Twenty-Four - In which Noah explodes onto the scene, missed by family and friends she struggles to come down from a hangover after one last blast of a night before entering into the program. She sleeps it off on the bus, makes the Bay a little more full on the ferry trip, and comes to terms with security's strict rules regarding contraband. There's one thing for sure, Howard Sterling will pay for all of this.
Post Twenty-Five - In which we are introduced to Sora, the quick quipper with the cool pendant, has her own issues with security, and deals with pepper spray for her first time.
Post Twenty-Six - We are introduced to Zack, as he himself is introduced to jittery guards, overly familiar securtiy officers and dodges tasers and pepper spray in his own unique way.
Post Twenty-Seven - Wherein the group - minus Fritz - are taken away to the Recreation Room, and meet a half dozen randomly selected program attendees, with the intention of 'easing the new people into the populus'. The room is well stocked with distractions of all types and the new NPCs are Laura 'Bright Eyes' DiBiase, Libby Trainor, Brian 'Bulk' McIntyre, Taylor 'Fingers' Dawkins, Billy 'Calculus' Isaacs and a strange girl of indeterminate age called 'The Kid'. Billy Isaacs shows disproportionate interest in Noah, likewise Bulk seeks out Brooklyn 'Black Betty' Vanderhaven.
Post Twenty-Eight - We see Haven's views and introspection on these motley crew of new attendees that they have been introduced to. How this rabble comes across under first impression from the untrusting eagle eye of a survivor.
Post Twenty-Nine - In which Natsumi deals with the aftermath of being pepper sprayed, and witnesses first hand the kindness of strangers - Lina and Sunita - as she tries to navigate how to handle being relocated to the Recreation Room after recent events.
Post Thirty - In which we see as David runs his own introspective eye over the initial inhabitants of the Rec Room, seeks out allies, and looks to protect someone from sacrifice by offering a game of chess.
Post Thirty-One - In which Kaitlin seeks out her own refuge from the more menacing new threats that the Rec Room pose... within the pages of a book.
Post Thirty-Two - In which Zelda drifts across her own permafrost and seeks her own shelter within the same bookshelf which Kaitlin has just drawn attention to.
Post Thirty-Three - In which we are shown some of the horrors that Wes has already been confronting in his day-to-day life as a vigilante, the evils which he had hoped to better himself to confront. He deals with the foreign chemical irritant of the pepper spray, and runs an expert eye over Billy Isaacs and doesn't like what he sees. He then runs the same eye over Haven's back and wings and very much likes what he sees. Wings. The boy likes wings.
Post Thirty-Four - We watch as Sasha scrutinizes the Rec Room and its early attendants. Seeks out her own space, only to be accosted by a game of chess.
Post Thirty-Five - In which we bear witness to Brooklyn's unimpressed take on events as we have seen them, her disappointment in the people she is with seeming to back down immediately without taking a further stand, and her irritation at the 6'3" yutz who's blocking out the sun, not saying nothing!
Post Thirty-Six - In which Director Rowell greets the newest program attendee, the tardy Sophia Montgomery, and unleashes her upon the throng of malcontents in the Recreation Room.
Post Thirty-Seven - In which we are introduced to Sophia Montgomery herself, the sensitive and gentle new face in the concrete home.
Post Thirty-Eight - In which we are introduced to Kyle, his bodacious journey across the Pacific in search of fun, excitement, a way out of the troubles he found himself in, and California girls. And we find that in a dour situation, when locked in a room with a bunch of questionable character, the wise man goes diving for the video game controller. Well... maybe not the wise man. The Kyle man absolutely dives for the controller.
Post Thirty-Nine - In which we see Seo look to reach out and make contact with the least threatening of the initial Rec Room people - striking up a conversation with the elusive Libby Trainor.
Post Forty - In which we get a quick glimpse at the next layer of punishment, that rests below the surface of this facility, as Fritz meets a new attendee with a penchant for violent retribution and meteing out his own justice. He also receives another, more severe, dialogue from the Director - the patience of the program is not unending, and a prison sentence could very well still await him.
Post Twenty-Two - In which we are introduced to Adam, and watch as the young man tries to get reads on the poker faces of everyone sitting at the table in Alcatraz. We see his frustrations at the powerlessness which comes from not having two pair of nickels to rub together.
Post Twenty-Three - In which we are introduced to Seo, his long trip across the country to Alcatraz, and watch as he clings to the memory of his son who is waiting for him after the program.
Post Twenty-Four - In which Noah explodes onto the scene, missed by family and friends she struggles to come down from a hangover after one last blast of a night before entering into the program. She sleeps it off on the bus, makes the Bay a little more full on the ferry trip, and comes to terms with security's strict rules regarding contraband. There's one thing for sure, Howard Sterling will pay for all of this.
Post Twenty-Five - In which we are introduced to Sora, the quick quipper with the cool pendant, has her own issues with security, and deals with pepper spray for her first time.
Post Twenty-Six - We are introduced to Zack, as he himself is introduced to jittery guards, overly familiar securtiy officers and dodges tasers and pepper spray in his own unique way.
Post Twenty-Seven - Wherein the group - minus Fritz - are taken away to the Recreation Room, and meet a half dozen randomly selected program attendees, with the intention of 'easing the new people into the populus'. The room is well stocked with distractions of all types and the new NPCs are Laura 'Bright Eyes' DiBiase, Libby Trainor, Brian 'Bulk' McIntyre, Taylor 'Fingers' Dawkins, Billy 'Calculus' Isaacs and a strange girl of indeterminate age called 'The Kid'. Billy Isaacs shows disproportionate interest in Noah, likewise Bulk seeks out Brooklyn 'Black Betty' Vanderhaven.
Post Twenty-Eight - We see Haven's views and introspection on these motley crew of new attendees that they have been introduced to. How this rabble comes across under first impression from the untrusting eagle eye of a survivor.
Post Twenty-Nine - In which Natsumi deals with the aftermath of being pepper sprayed, and witnesses first hand the kindness of strangers - Lina and Sunita - as she tries to navigate how to handle being relocated to the Recreation Room after recent events.
Post Thirty - In which we see as David runs his own introspective eye over the initial inhabitants of the Rec Room, seeks out allies, and looks to protect someone from sacrifice by offering a game of chess.
Post Thirty-One - In which Kaitlin seeks out her own refuge from the more menacing new threats that the Rec Room pose... within the pages of a book.
Post Thirty-Two - In which Zelda drifts across her own permafrost and seeks her own shelter within the same bookshelf which Kaitlin has just drawn attention to.
Post Thirty-Three - In which we are shown some of the horrors that Wes has already been confronting in his day-to-day life as a vigilante, the evils which he had hoped to better himself to confront. He deals with the foreign chemical irritant of the pepper spray, and runs an expert eye over Billy Isaacs and doesn't like what he sees. He then runs the same eye over Haven's back and wings and very much likes what he sees. Wings. The boy likes wings.
Post Thirty-Four - We watch as Sasha scrutinizes the Rec Room and its early attendants. Seeks out her own space, only to be accosted by a game of chess.
Post Thirty-Five - In which we bear witness to Brooklyn's unimpressed take on events as we have seen them, her disappointment in the people she is with seeming to back down immediately without taking a further stand, and her irritation at the 6'3" yutz who's blocking out the sun, not saying nothing!
Post Thirty-Six - In which Director Rowell greets the newest program attendee, the tardy Sophia Montgomery, and unleashes her upon the throng of malcontents in the Recreation Room.
Post Thirty-Seven - In which we are introduced to Sophia Montgomery herself, the sensitive and gentle new face in the concrete home.
Post Thirty-Eight - In which we are introduced to Kyle, his bodacious journey across the Pacific in search of fun, excitement, a way out of the troubles he found himself in, and California girls. And we find that in a dour situation, when locked in a room with a bunch of questionable character, the wise man goes diving for the video game controller. Well... maybe not the wise man. The Kyle man absolutely dives for the controller.
Post Thirty-Nine - In which we see Seo look to reach out and make contact with the least threatening of the initial Rec Room people - striking up a conversation with the elusive Libby Trainor.
Post Forty - In which we get a quick glimpse at the next layer of punishment, that rests below the surface of this facility, as Fritz meets a new attendee with a penchant for violent retribution and meteing out his own justice. He also receives another, more severe, dialogue from the Director - the patience of the program is not unending, and a prison sentence could very well still await him.
2x Thank
and go ahead and approve this.
It is important to refer to AEGIS file number fifty-five-dash-zero (A55-0) for a full analysis on Kaitlin’s abilities and threat evaluation. As indicated from the incident that awakened her metagene and the damage on public property, it is safe to consider her a project of sorts. 
