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To: [Grey-Summers, Jean]
From: [Haller, David]
Subject: This is so embarrassing

I can't believe I got so turned around by Maddie's manifestation I actually forgot to post about it.

Or that I'm so used to traumatic manifestations that the professor actually had to sit me down and explain that this is how manifestation supposed to work.

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To: [Grey-Summers, Jean]
From: [Haller, David]
Subject: Re: This is so embarrassing

True. Though it makes sense. I mean, our traumatic manifestations are why we met the professor in the first place.

I should be fine now that I'm prepared. It was stupid of me to return contact without shielding to begin with, so that's already one mistake I won't be making again.

Yeah . . . nothing about that situation was ideal. Is it too much to ask that Maddie not develop an evil personality or end up possessed by a foreign psyche? We don't seem to have a good track record there.

As a representative of teenaged girls despite being an almost 30ish man, Cyndi's asking if the ideas are going to embarrass Maddie.

But Cyndi's not the staffer.

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To: [Haller, David]
From: [Grey-Summers, Jean]
Subject: RE: This is so embarrassing

Unfortunately that seems to be the case for more than just us. I'm happy we were able to find her before that might've happened to her.

I think she threw us all for a loop.

Hm. That would definitely be bad. Very bad. But knowing is half the battle.

God I'm quoting GI Joe. I need to sleep. My husband is probably wondering where I am.

I am going to plead the 5th, Cyndi. Though I will say sometimes a little embarrassment is good for you.

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To: [Grey-Summers, Jean]
From: [Haller, David]
Subject: Re: This is so embarrassing

Cyndi takes that as a yes. Fortunately Jim doesn't care.

Also I'm not sure who's talking anymore and we may or may not be talking in third person, so it's probably time I went to sleep, too.