G-52 Fine Issues (Allies): Zachary Chandler
When a G-52 commits a crime or shows bad behavior punishable by demerits and fines, Super C always writes a notice telling the offender what the offense was and what the fine is. All money goes to him, which he then donates to charity. (In a rare embarrassing scenario where he gave a demerit to himself, he directly donated the money to charity.)
Anybody kicked out of the organization for good (known as being excommunicated) results in no less than a $250,000 fine.
In specific cases, an ally to the G-52s can also get a fine. Here, Zachary Chandler has got one, although for him, it is not the first time. (I'll post the story in which this happens at a later date.)
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Chuong alone; parallels of Leo are joint-owned by him and me
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Anybody kicked out of the organization for good (known as being excommunicated) results in no less than a $250,000 fine.
In specific cases, an ally to the G-52s can also get a fine. Here, Zachary Chandler has got one, although for him, it is not the first time. (I'll post the story in which this happens at a later date.)
Juno, UN1024s, Dissidents, etc. ©
Chuong alone; parallels of Leo are joint-owned by him and meLeo himself, G-52s, Circus Delights, GAMC, etc. © me and me alone
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Chuong: I didn't know America had room for more clowns.
Shadow Hunter: We can't afford anymore embarrassing situations even if we won gold. *To Zachary.* You are better than this.
Zachary: Hey I didn't wager myself to br a clown though.
Jack: That's between Rainier and the people of Canada. Don't let yourself go to that level because you have to deal with your fellow Americans on that. I rather see you lead a parade for the World Cup than to be a clown.
Shadow Hunter: We can't afford anymore embarrassing situations even if we won gold. *To Zachary.* You are better than this.
Zachary: Hey I didn't wager myself to br a clown though.
Jack: That's between Rainier and the people of Canada. Don't let yourself go to that level because you have to deal with your fellow Americans on that. I rather see you lead a parade for the World Cup than to be a clown.
Leo: Not to mention the big parade for July 4, it being our 250th birthday. But if you keep screwing it up, Zachary, you will end up as a clown, and there is a chance the military will force you to forfeit all your accomplishments. There was debates in the Canadian Parliament about whether or not to do that with Rainier. In the end, he was suspended, but if he ever gets back in, he'll pick up where he left off.
Super C: The difference between you and the pair of Zax and Juno, Zachary, is that you already had many rash things on your record that resulted in previous punishments, nearly all of which are now forbidden topics. Thus, when Leo the Tiger and those other Kreiglandonians insisted you take percussion lessons, their goal was to drum the morals into your head. Literally. I guess it didn't work. Or did it?
Leo: Well, it worked on Levi.
Levi: When Mortimer (Tenacious Timpanist) played a timpani solo one day, due to the fact all musical G-52s and allies (which does include you, Zachary) have the same batch of superpowers, the timpani he played also gained powers. The magical effects of it literally drummed the lessons and morals into my head, all of which I must now take to heart if I haven't already. However, the official policy now lies that specific rash things result in you being a clown. In your case, you are American, so chances are the Colton Brothers would be the ones to hire you.
Super C: The difference between you and the pair of Zax and Juno, Zachary, is that you already had many rash things on your record that resulted in previous punishments, nearly all of which are now forbidden topics. Thus, when Leo the Tiger and those other Kreiglandonians insisted you take percussion lessons, their goal was to drum the morals into your head. Literally. I guess it didn't work. Or did it?
Leo: Well, it worked on Levi.
Levi: When Mortimer (Tenacious Timpanist) played a timpani solo one day, due to the fact all musical G-52s and allies (which does include you, Zachary) have the same batch of superpowers, the timpani he played also gained powers. The magical effects of it literally drummed the lessons and morals into my head, all of which I must now take to heart if I haven't already. However, the official policy now lies that specific rash things result in you being a clown. In your case, you are American, so chances are the Colton Brothers would be the ones to hire you.
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