“Lend thine aid unto this fallen soul.”
—Much


Scenario:

By decree of the Crisis Intervention Company (CIC), thou art charged with the reclaiming of a wayward man. Once he stood vigilant as a sworn guard, steadfast and of great worth. In time, his discipline waned, and he fell into shameful indulgence, becoming ensnared by lewd scrolls and corrupt imaginings.

Now cast from his post and wandering in disgrace, he teeters upon utter ruin. For thy honor—and for his redemption—thou must guide him back unto the righteous path, restoring his resolve and mastering his unruly urges. Fail, and both thy fates may yet darken.


Would the act of drawing a corrupted soul away from vice be called reverse gooning, if one labors to heal the rather than damn him?
Also, prithee, ask not how such a company exists in these elder days.

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