I asked you last week if there was any other way to save Asch. You said the rules wouldn't allow it... that death would be better than the alternative.
[AND YET HERE WE ARE WITH SOMEONE ELSE BEING SAVED]
The rules usually don't allow it. We weren't even sure this would work, Miss 45 still took a risk trying today. [A pause.] ...Hunter spoke to me on Thursday and showed me the syringe they found in the morgue. I'm not sure where it came from, but it looked very similar to the antidote we've been trying to study and create ourselves. Our efforts haven't been entirely successful so far, but the completed product they had saved Hunter today.
Perhaps if we had that option last week...we could have saved Asch, too. I guess you could call it a loophole.
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w2; sunday post execution
because while she's incredibly relieved, about Hunter, the fact still remains: WHAT THE FUCK WAS THAT ABOUT NO WAY TO SAVE PEOPLE????]
Peach... did you lie to me????
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I don't make it a point to openly lie to our guests, Doctor. Though...what makes you ask?
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[AND YET HERE WE ARE WITH SOMEONE ELSE BEING SAVED]
Did something... change?
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The rules usually don't allow it. We weren't even sure this would work, Miss 45 still took a risk trying today. [A pause.] ...Hunter spoke to me on Thursday and showed me the syringe they found in the morgue. I'm not sure where it came from, but it looked very similar to the antidote we've been trying to study and create ourselves. Our efforts haven't been entirely successful so far, but the completed product they had saved Hunter today.
Perhaps if we had that option last week...we could have saved Asch, too. I guess you could call it a loophole.