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[doctor_j_crane]

[Sounding irritated. And is so oblivious to the fact he's been gone for a while, but has noticed quite a few new posts. Even if Crane hasn't bothered to read them.]

It's amazing how much all of you can talk in one day. This is some kind of flood, I assume?

[Added later. Angry Crane is angry.]

Oh, good show, Admiral. I'll keep in mind that abrupt disappearances are now one of the many punishment options that you offer alongside floods, ports and zero. Bravo.


[Private - Eddie]

Are you in the infirmary? [That fear toxin was heavy stuff.]

[Private - Hayley]

I had to use that toxin for other purposes. It wasn't anything personal.

[Private - Eames]

We need to talk. [Added later.] Did you know that the Admiral was going to do that?

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[puzzleprince.livejournal.com]

[Jonathan Crane cured cancer in the comics, so naturally, Eddie thinks highly of his skill.]

There are plenty of synaptic pathways to choose from. [He places his fingers together.] I would suggest pursuing experimentation with Serotonin and Norepinephrine as a small, harmless project. It would enable you to see people enact their dreams. Much less damaging to the subject.

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[doctor-j-crane.livejournal.com]

That's very true. [Crane paused, considering what he'd read about those particular chemicals and their effects. The experiments that had been done with animals were very interesting, to say the least.] Even with the lesser damage done, I doubt that the other wardens would be impressed. If they found out.

[The 'if' was a major factor. It would be hard to hide something like that and Crane doubted that many people would see the distinction between the dream enacting experiment and the fear toxin, despite the lack of trauma.]