1 - I think it better in times like these...

[cujothebigreddog]

[Hendricks has been doing his backreading. Strange days. He wonders how common they are. ...and look, people are the same all over, from any culture or technology level. He's not surprised that the Stanford Prisoner Experiment was invoked recently, although he's more surprised that on the balance, there isn't general rule by the more literally super-powered. That's something worth having some renewed faith in.

Also he's going to have to pay attention to the rights of non-humans-- the vampires here aren't the Black court scourges or the White court soul eaters he's used to and he has to be better than preconceptions to do this job. He'll have to figure out how to talk to the local werewolf about what form her theriomorphy takes, because she seems to be halfway between a Lycanthrope and a Werewolf in the terms of his universe.

He thinks all that and he says:]

Hey. Name's Hendricks. I'm from Chicago. New warden.

Nice to meetcha.

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[notthatfondue]

It's a pleasure to meet you, Mr. Hendricks. I'm Agent Carter, another warden. Any questions I can attempt to answer?

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[cujothebigreddog]

I've got some of the bases covered. I'll probably have questions about day to day stuff after I've been here a while.

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[notthatfondue]

I wish you luck in adapting to the new environment, then. I trust you'll let me know if I can help with anything.

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[cujothebigreddog]

Sure thing, Agent.

You're with the British government usually?

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[notthatfondue]

Strategic Scientific Reserve with the US Army, actually. Back during the War...

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[cujothebigreddog]

I don't think you're talking Iraq.

[He's nearly sure of it, actually, and not just because of the way she emphasizes it. The hair, as much as anything, a certain way of being put together.]

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[notthatfondue]

[.... She hasn't been filled in on that one yet. She'll have to ask Steve and see if he knows...]

No.... [A pause.] The second World War.

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[cujothebigreddog]

Okay. That's a while ago for me. Iraq was early two-thousands. Still is, we're supposed to get out around Christmas.

It's, uh, still kinda weird that you're not from 2011.

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[notthatfondue]

Yes, time seems to be jumbled a bit here. [She frowns.. For all their progress, they still are at war in some places...]

Yes, it's certainly not something that's easy to get used to.

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[cujothebigreddog]

That and everything else, the way I hear it.

Thanks for the welcome wagon. I feel like I maybe know where to start now.