Let me ask you something, Mrs. Hammond. When you found yourself in the common room last week, or even in the medical bay this week on Thursday evening, was everything that you experienced actually real? Or was it only real to you and not really there at all?
Yeah... I still don't understand what the fuck was up with that. [her brain... hurts.] Are we in a Matrix knock-off and that's why you keep talking about recalibration?
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she is but a simple milf with half of a braincell. greed, please.]
So, now you're saying all of it was a hallucination?
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[Give her a second to stare off into the distance. It's fine.]
Okay, but. Wait. How can hallucinations hurt us? Hallucinations are, by definition, not real. And those injuries were very fucking real.
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Can you blame me for finding it to be a bit farfetched?
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Regardless, I'm afraid you won't be able to return to that place, so perhaps it's best to set your sights elsewhere.
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[Unconvinced, but. Okay.]
Do you think another "error" like that will happen again?
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[they are still eating them though.]
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[SHE HUFFS...]
And yet, you're still eating them. Are you used to making them yourself?
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But no, I am not. It's been some time since I've cooked for myself.
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Really? I thought you would cook for yourself more often after what you said about the vending machines.
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[they will ignore that she's sticking her tongue out and also the corpse juice.]
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[sorry that her dietary restrictions.]
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