Daniel's reasoning made sense, but it still stuck in May's craw. Sure, they were support staff, sure, they were following orders, but from what she'd heard, some of them seemed to enjoy the suffering of their prisoners. Orders or not, fear of DHARMA or not, they'd had a choice.
(Alison had a choice, too. That's why I'm alive. And I don't think even DHARMA is scarier than Osborn.)
After a moment, she raised her hand. Yeah, it was completely grade-school, but with the murmuring going on it was probably better not to just jump in. "So what are we going to do with them, then? They might be support staff, but we're not just going to let them out around here, turn our backs and assume they'll be out of our hair?"
No one had told May about the last person they'd exiled from camp and what had really happened to her. She probably wouldn't have brought that up if she knew.
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Date: 2006-10-17 05:07 pm (UTC)(Alison had a choice, too. That's why I'm alive. And I don't think even DHARMA is scarier than Osborn.)
After a moment, she raised her hand. Yeah, it was completely grade-school, but with the murmuring going on it was probably better not to just jump in. "So what are we going to do with them, then? They might be support staff, but we're not just going to let them out around here, turn our backs and assume they'll be out of our hair?"
No one had told May about the last person they'd exiled from camp and what had really happened to her. She probably wouldn't have brought that up if she knew.