Trial Proceedings of Mariska Hargitay, Production Team, and the Teenies
**Date:** [Insert Date]
**Subject:** The Trial of Mariska Hargitay, Production Team, and Teenies – Justice under the Influence of the Church of Charlene
The courtroom is filled with tension, but the real power does not rest with the judges or the evidence. The Trial of Mariska Hargitay, the production team, and the teenies is more of a ritualized performance—an act designed to appease the public and reaffirm the authority of the Church of Charlene.
The Gapkeeper is not directly involved in presiding over the trial, as they leave the actual judicial matters to the Toilet Judges. However, the Toilet Judges have long known that the Gapkeeper’s influence is the true force that shapes decisions. Their role in the trial is more ceremonial, a public display of order rather than the real determination of justice.
**The Role of the Gapkeeper**
While the Gapkeeper does not preside over the trial personally, her comments hold significant weight. Each morning before the trial, the Gapkeeper and the Toilet Judges gather for breakfast, where they discuss the case in private. The Gapkeeper’s suggestions may seem informal, but her influence is undeniable.
In this instance, the Gapkeeper had expressed, over breakfast, her thoughts on the trial. She remarked that Mariska’s defiance of the sacred rituals was troubling, but she also noted that the production team’s failure to report the violation immediately was, at the core, an issue of timing rather than intent. As for the teenies, the Gapkeeper suggested that their failure to enforce the rituals was a training issue, one that needed to be addressed but not immediately punished.
The Toilet Judges, aware of the Gapkeeper’s opinions, move forward with the trial proceedings, but their minds are already influenced by the suggestions made during the private conversation.
**The Performance of Justice**
As the trial progresses, the charges are read aloud in front of the court, but it becomes increasingly clear that the laws of Charleneism hold little weight in practice. The charges—premature flushing, self-wiping with toilet paper, refusing the tongue cleaning ritual, and the failure of the production team to report the violations—are ritualistically pronounced, but they mean little in terms of legal justice.
The real outcome of the trial lies in how the Toilet Judges choose to interpret the situation based on political necessity and the Gapkeeper’s influence.
**The Fates Have Been Determined**
**Your Fate: Guilty - Harsh Punishment**
You are found guilty and will face a severe punishment for your involvement. The specifics of your punishment will be left to the Gapkeeper’s discretion, but it will be harsh, reflecting the seriousness of the violation.
**Mariska’s Fate: Guilty - Harsh Punishment**
Mariska is also found guilty and will face a harsh punishment for her defiance of Charleneism’s sacred laws. Like you, the specifics of her punishment will be determined according to the will of the Gapkeeper, but it will be severe due to her blatant violations.
**The Teenie’s Fate: Execution - Arbitrary and Extreme Destruction (in the name of Nurse Hole and Charlene)**
In a shocking and extreme decision, the teenie is ordered to be executed and destroyed, a fate that is entirely arbitrary and unjustified by any crime they have committed. This arbitrary execution, carried out in the name of Nurse Hole and Charlene, is reminiscent of the ruthless and senseless executions witnessed in history, where the Gapkeeper decrees destruction without due reason or mercy.
The teenie had been chosen for Toilet University due to her potential and promising future in fulfilling her sacred duties within Charleneism. However, when the moment came to demonstrate her readiness, she failed to perform in a way that was essential to the rituals that governed the faith. Her failure to properly carry out the tongue cleaning during the incident with Mariska revealed her lack of preparation, something that couldn't be overlooked. While many were chosen for Toilet University, not everyone was ready to ascend to the Council of 28, a prestigious group that upholds the most sacred responsibilities within Charleneism. The teenie’s failure in this situation was considered a grave mistake, and the consequences were severe. She failed to fulfill the role assigned to her—a role that others in Toilet University would have eagerly taken on if they had been given the chance. The teenie’s shortcomings were now apparent to all, and it was suggested that perhaps she was not physically or mentally prepared for the sacred duties at hand. She had been taking a spot away from those who truly deserved to rise through the ranks of Charleneism, and her lack of readiness prevented her from fulfilling the expectations of Toilet University and the faith. While some might speculate that her lack of ability to serve properly might have been linked to physical or mental inadequacies, the truth lay in her failure to dedicate herself to her training. Her rejection of her role in the crucial moment, where Mariska’s defiance was so crucial, meant that she would never rise to the heights that were expected of her. She would never ascend to the Council of 28, and her actions, or lack thereof, meant she was now seen as unfit for the future of Charleneism. In the eyes of those who followed the faith, her failure to serve in the most basic of duties during this event sealed her fate. She was now out of contention for the future, and had failed to meet the very standards that had been set for her.
The trial concludes with these outcomes, each reflecting the arbitrary nature of the justice system under the Church of Charlene, with the Gapkeeper’s influence determining the fates of all involved. The teenie’s execution stands as a stark reminder of the chaotic and unpredictable nature of the laws, and the political manipulation that governs justice.
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