I will see what I can do. [Of course he was an Inmate back when any form of book or journal served as a means of communication, so his access to quills and ink was needed. To consider whether such a thing is necessary now, when it has been such an intrinsic part of his life on the Barge, feels strange.] The journal devices, however unconventional, will have to suffice for the time being. [He finishes his glass but chooses to wait before pouring himself another.] You may expect for me to make suggested changes and requests of you time and again. It is my duty to structure your life here in a fashion that will aid with your rehabilitation, based upon what conclusions I choose to draw from your file and in our interactions.