<b><u>D.I. Twayne</u></b><br/>The Sergeant got up and dusted himself off.  He actually enjoyed the fight.  "I'm impressed, soldier, with your toughness at least, and your cunning," said Sergeant Twayne, "but not your discipline.  You attacked someone outside of the training exercise and you turned you back on an opponent in the exercise to do it."  He paused a bit and looked about him.  He saw the red-haired female that had laid out Corporal Jannsen and called her over.<br/><br/>"What's your name, Recruit?" asked the D.I.<br/><br/>"Sergeant!, it's Ó Floinn, Sergeant!" barked Fiadh.<br/><br/>The D.I. was satisfied with the correct response and said, "At ease, Ó Floy-inn.  Ó Floy-inn, you seem to be a quick-thinker.  Do you think that 'Theo' here ought to have disengaged from the training exercise without orders to attack a fellow soldier?"<br/><br/>"No, Sergeant!" Fiadh answered.<br/><br/>"Ó Floy-inn," continued the D.I., "do you think it would be petty and mean of me to give 'Theo' a punishment for leaving the exercise and attacking a fellow soldier?"<br/><br/>"No, Sergeant!" Fiadh answered.<br/><br/>"Thank you, Ó Floy-inn," Twayne said and then ordered, "Stand by".<br/><br/>The D.I. turned to Theo and said, "Soldier, I'm not going to send you to the stockade, but I'm going to give you a choice of punishments.  Either you spend this next week in the mess hall doing kay-pee duty or I'm going to have you fight against Ó Floy-inn.  And if I suspect that either of you goes easy on the other, then you'll both be pulling duty in the mess hall.  So..., what's your choice?"