Our character gets on the school bus and starts his journey home.
(I don't know what to do. If Rafael Voss gets out of prison, I'll be his first target. I need to do something, but I don't know what to do.)
(Sometimes life throws us challenges, and this is one of them. We'll get through this.)
(I actually have a few ideas in mind, but I don't know if we can do anything.)
Our character arrives home.
(It's been a tough day for me. I need to clear my head; sometimes I need to get away from things. Lately, I've been feeling like a philosopher who's always spouting wise words.)
Our character spends some time on his computer.
(Around 9:00 PM)
(Now that I've distracted myself enough, it's time to deal with my real problems.)
(I said on the bus that I might have some ideas on this subject. First, I want to share them with the Justice Association; I'm sure they can do something about it. But the problem is, I don't want them to know more about me. They probably know most of me already.)
(My second idea is to threaten the judge who will release Rafael Voss. These bastards have already bought the judge; whatever the judge says goes. If I can handle the judge, I'll at least buy some time. I think that's a more sensible idea, but I need to think about both.)
(Once again, I've found myself in a dead end. The best thing to do is give him time; I'm sure we'll find a way out of this.)
(There's also a chance that my second idea won't work. Even if we hack the judge and gain access, we won't be able to do anything to his knowledge unless we have something to embarrass him about. I hope we succeed in one of them f*ck it.
Our character spends some more time on his computer and then he throws himself into bed and falls asleep.