>>>Heh. I can just see that off camera scene with PC and Carpenter.
>>>
>>>"What are we doing here?"
>>>
>>>"You're going to go in and enlist."
>>>
>>>"Whyintheheck would I want to do that?"
>>>
>>>"Because if you don't, you'll be dead by tomorrow. Or worse"
>>>
>>>"There's something worse than death?"
>>
>>"Her parents have friends that can prove to you that yes, there is FAR
>>worse than death. And should you refuse to do this, our next stop is
>>going to be a manicurist."
>>
>>"Why a manicurist, old man?"
>>
>>"Like I said. Her parents have friends."
>
>"Well, here's the recruiters. With luck they will never find you, but
>if they do: you will know pain." "...and you will know fear." "...and
>then you will die. Have a nice life."
>
>:-)

Well assuming they're more or less the equivalent of the Legion Etrange...

"You have joined the legion to die like a man. Now we shall send you to where men die."

drakensisthered

So I simply said one of the great trite truths: "There is generally more than one side to a story." - Corwin, Roger Zelazny's 'Courts of Chaos'
specific addenum to this topic: NOT in the case of Mr. Carpenter, 'nuff said.