Prompt Post #18

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To keep the prompt posts more manageable in size for modding, this post is closed to new prompts now. New Prompts should go in Prompt Post #19. 

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Comments

Re: Team, Good guy!Keane, dueling moles, debts of honour, divided loyalties

[(Anonymous)]

This is such a great idea to give Keane's character more depth. The psychology of traitors/moles is fascinating.

https://podcasts.apple.com/lu/podcast/psychiatrist-insider-threat-expert-david-charney-on/id1286906615?i=1000431171449

Moles act on a sense of personal failure, however they may define it, often externalizing it. They may have something to prove or they may be reaching for a sense of accomplishment or external validation.

They also have a relatively short life expectancy—only a few years before discovery—so mole!Keane may have a fatalistic perspective that would make an interesting comparison with Booker's and the other immortals.

Re: Team, Good guy!Keane, dueling moles, debts of honour, divided loyalties

[(Anonymous)]

NA jumping in

Thank you for the link I’ll listen to this.
I agree that the psychology here is fascinating. I’m actually writing a fic in which Keane was a mole (a prompt was about how he was Jafar’s mole) and it’s about the aftermath of him effing his assignment up and why he did it and, unbelievably, it’s because of a personal failure from his past. I guess I’m a better fake psychologist than I thought.

(PS. I love everyone in this thread 💜)

Re: Team, Good guy!Keane, dueling moles, debts of honour, divided loyalties

[(Anonymous)]

Cool!