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FROM: dagger@cdc.org
He likes machines he can fix. And video games.
FROM: dagger@cdc.org
I can ask around but I can't promise you anything.
FROM: dagger@cdc.org
They do good work. It's not that hard to please me, just as it's very easy to piss me off.
FROM: dagger@cdc.org
You really need to tell me who this is, you know.
FROM: dagger@cdc.org
Only sometimes. Not all the time.
No, I'm not. I want to know why those people were chosen.
FROM: dagger@cdc.org
Yeah I don't know. Who are you?
My name is Steve Rogers.
FROM: dagger@cdc.org
. . . You're just as literal as me. I hate taht I like that.
I get the feeling being literal is more reliable. Those names you sent. You didn't pick them?
Does the CDC have limitations on how dead someone can be in order for them to be able to revive them?
FROM: dagger@cdc.org
The captain decided on the list. No idea how she chose them.
FROM: dagger@cdc.org
I've never really died, so I'm not sure. I guess for humans it's when the heart stops beating?
Shit, I typed that wrong.
FROM: uchiha.sasuke@cdc.org
How dead is too dead to be revived, I mean.
You weren't told why they deserved punishment?
FROM: dagger@cdc.org
If there's no body to return to. But someone else can pay for that.
FROM: dagger@cdc.org
You always ask your superiors why you're given an order?
FROM: dagger@cdc.org
Salty. I like salty. It's a nice texture.
Pay for the body to be recovered somehow?
FROM: dagger@cdc.org
You never let me do my job when I do!
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