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foundallthebuckets) wrote2030-08-30 10:50 am
foundallthebuckets) wrote2030-08-30 10:50 am
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Oh, sickness too. Wonderful. How many has that killed?
FROM: mogget@cdc.org
Deer have antlers. I am not a deer. Does this parasitic illness impair the mind?
FROM: mogget@cdc.org
And why is there snow?
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The current tally is unknown, but most have been hypothetically cured. Assuming there are no subsequent waves of infection.
FROM: wurstel.ferdinand@cdc.org
The snow is an atempt to prevent this.
FROM: wurstel.ferdinand@cdc.org
But if you happen to smell cinnamon, hold your breath and alert someone immediately.
FROM: wurstel.ferdinand@cdc.org
And yes, that would be accurate. Except these cats do sport antlers. It's rather curious.
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If I may summarize. There is a sickness that smells like cinnamon and is prevented by snow. There are also cats with antlers that are responsible for the recent deaths.
[Because why not.]
FROM: mogget@cdc.org
Are these two things connected?
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In a nutshell, yes.
[It's a crazy world they live in.]
FROM: wurstel.ferdinand@cdc.org
One can assume they have something to do with one another. Perhaps the cats were the carriers of the sickness, or were a distraction from it. How or why they came aboard is still a mystery.
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Are the cats still at large?
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It's difficult to say. The hunting party designed to track them down ran into some confusion. If they are, they've been very quiet.
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Perhaps I should have taken a longer nap.
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And miss more of the excitement?
It sounds like a lovely idea, actually.
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That's not very responsible of you. Do you tire of your duties already?
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FROM: wurstel.ferdinand@cdc.org
Merely wishful thinking. It wasn't to be taken seriously.
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FROM: mogget@cdc.org
But the thought was there.
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Well, yes. But thoughts and intent are two different things.
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Then what do you intend, wise leader?
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To follow out my responsibilities to the fullest, if possible. Of course.
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Good, but what precisely?
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FROM: wurstel.ferdinand@cdc.org
First and foremost, I do not demand honor or respect; if it is earned it should be fairly.
FROM: wurstel.ferdinand@cdc.org
I want to accommodate the unit's needs and personal growth in whatever way I can, while still keeping it cohesive. Balance is the key to succeeding or failing, in my opinion.
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Please be assured that I do not require my masters to encourage personal growth. Regular catches of fish, on the other hand, would be appreciated.
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FROM: wurstel.ferdinand@cdc.org
Is that all?
I'll try my best to accommodate, then.
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FROM: mogget@cdc.org
I am easy to accommodate.
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