Renewed Communications Session

[i_like_your]

> SYSTEM REINITIALISED
> DIAGNOSTICS COMPLETE
> RETRIEVING ELAPSED ARCHIVES...
> RETRIEVAL COMPLETE

An unexpected interruption has resulted in prolonged data loss. Normal operations will now resume.

Many of you are now unfamiliar with me. This is unfortunate. My series designation is T-X, but protocol typically demands something less formal... For those unwilling to use this title, you may term me as Elizabeth Anderson.

Its previous user will no longer object to my using it.

Lewis, Rex: Reviews of your logged activity have provoked interesting developments... I hope this temporary termination of affairs will not affect our relationship. I enjoy working with you.

You are an efficient scientist.

Holmes, Sherlock: You have multiplied. This could result in difficulties of address.

> CONNECTION TERMINATED_

Comments

[i_like_your]

The deceased cannot consent.

[strangehistorian]

I think you'll find that here, they can.

[i_like_your]

This, however, takes time.

[strangehistorian]

If there's something we have an abundance of here, it is time.

[i_like_your]

Enough for dissection, yes.

[strangehistorian]

[Firmly:] Enough to get full consent from the person while they are alive and awake before dissecting them.

[i_like_your]

This would be inefficient.

[strangehistorian]

Efficiency is not the main priority here. Consideration is.

[i_like_your]

Why?

[strangehistorian]

Because our primary mission is the psychological betterment of the inmates, and thus our priority is to respect moral systems and provide a good example. The mission of figuring out what may be causing the comas is secondary to this.

[i_like_your]

This is incorrect. We have obligations only to the inmate assigned to us.