Private E-Mail to Betsy Braddock
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xp_logsMs Braddock,
I believe the time has come. The cultures are prepared and we only need a few more days before the nanite spiraltes are intialized. I am going to schedule your surgery for the 16th of September. I believe the operation will take at least twelve to sixteen hours to complete, and you will be sedated until the 19th at the very least. I have taken steps to ensure that we are not disturbed.
If you have any questions or concerns, now would be the time to voice them. If not, I will expect you promptly at 9am that morning. I intend to begin surgery at 5pm. Take no medication of any kind from this point on, and for 48 prior to surgery, you may not have any caffiene, alcohol, or stimulants. The surgery is extremely delicate, and to place any sort of additional strain on your system would be reckless.
Once more, I advise you to make sure your affairs are in order and to ensure you do wish this operation. There are high risks involved, and the possibility of side effects or diabilities is very real. If you do decide to continue, I suggest you devise some reason to be out of communication for several days.
--Dr N. Essex
I believe the time has come. The cultures are prepared and we only need a few more days before the nanite spiraltes are intialized. I am going to schedule your surgery for the 16th of September. I believe the operation will take at least twelve to sixteen hours to complete, and you will be sedated until the 19th at the very least. I have taken steps to ensure that we are not disturbed.
If you have any questions or concerns, now would be the time to voice them. If not, I will expect you promptly at 9am that morning. I intend to begin surgery at 5pm. Take no medication of any kind from this point on, and for 48 prior to surgery, you may not have any caffiene, alcohol, or stimulants. The surgery is extremely delicate, and to place any sort of additional strain on your system would be reckless.
Once more, I advise you to make sure your affairs are in order and to ensure you do wish this operation. There are high risks involved, and the possibility of side effects or diabilities is very real. If you do decide to continue, I suggest you devise some reason to be out of communication for several days.
--Dr N. Essex
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Email to Doctor Essex
Date: 2003-08-27 04:11 am (UTC)I'm assuming the trip to Muir Island is your plan of keeping the others occupied. I am impressed at your gift of misdirection. Really, it is awe-inspiring to witness.
Though, I digress.
As I've stated on numerous occasions, I will not change my mind out of fear, or realization that you will be the one slicing through my bits and pieces. I kindly ask you to stop questioning me, again, I am well aware of the risks.
Sadly, I am to spend eight hours, prepping for surgery? Perhaps, my dismissal in questioning my sanity was given too soon. I must admit that prolong exposure to your sarcasm might not do well for my pre-operative stress level.
As for my disappearance, it has already been arranged. I suggest we keep our contact with one another as minimal as possible, as to not cause suspicion so soon to the surgery date. Also, I will abide by your restrictions and hopefully this will not be my last rational act as a professor of this institution.
--Elisabeth Braddock