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[lab_reports]

Cynthia Broadmoore, speaking to her psychiatrist, who specializes in treating synthetic people:

"No, I'm not concerned with your discretion... I actually leashed you quite some time ago." Pause. "Of course you don't remember, that memory was removed." Pause. "Yes, you did agree to it." Pause "Before or after? Mm... isn't it more significant that we reached consensus on this matter?" Pause. "Hello? Have you hung up on me? Hmmm. And they say I have stability problems."

Comments

[phormthevixdjinn]

The beautiful thing here is that, even if Broadmoore is lying, this is still an incredibly effective approach.

[lab_reports]

She has engaged in such intrigues before, where she suggests that the person she's speaking to may have gaps in their memory, and that things may have taken place in the interim; she sows confusion regarding whether an interaction is happening in the real world or within the person's mind. <3