IC-Contact

[cabins]

"Hello, you've reached the offices of President Laura Roslin. Please leave a message."

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Comments

voice;

[cabins]

Don't ask questions that you already know the answers to, Conoy.

voice;

[hairlocked]

Prophecies should be heard. You think I should leave you alone, but you're too important. You can't die here.

Re: voice;

[cabins]

Unless you continue on your path, I don't plan to die here.

voice;

[hairlocked]

Even the best laid plans can stray.

It'll be okay, but it'll be okay because of me, not despite me.

voice;

[cabins]

Has it ever occurred to you that I have no interest in this conversation? At all?

voice;

[hairlocked]

You're a very impatient woman.

voice;

[cabins]

Mr. Conoy, I am a school teacher. I have quite a lot of patience. You, however, have tried mine again and again, and I cannot, for the life of me, find a single reason to continue to try to be patient with you. You have kidnapped me, you have held my friends hostage, come into my department knowing full well that I work there, and deliberately did your best to avoid me.

I have no patience left where you are concerned.

voice;

[hairlocked]

Would you rather I came to Comms when you were there? I can do that.

Re: voice;

[cabins]

You have been banned from comms.

voice;

[hairlocked]

That's shortsighted of you. Communications is my specialty.

voice;

[cabins]

The whole of the department has agreed.

voice;

[hairlocked]

Me specifically, or anyone with a knife?

voice;

[cabins]

What do you think?

voice;

[hairlocked]

I'm surprised by you. By both you and Adama. Your feelings about throwing me out the airlock seem to be so transient. Do you want to see me punished or not? Where is this so called security force of yours?

voice;

[cabins]

It is up to Darcy, what actions will be taken against you, other than removing you from the Communication Department at all costs.

voice;

[hairlocked]

Really. That's an unusual move for you. Where has your outrage gone?

voice;

[cabins]

Oh, believe me. It's here. If it were up to me, you know what I'd do.

[Air. Lock.]

voice;

[hairlocked]

Why isn't it up to you?

voice;

[cabins]

I'm not the president here.

voice;

[hairlocked]

But why isn't it up to you? It isn't up to anyone else.

voice;

[cabins]

I made my point, and Comms agrees.

This conversation is now over, Leoben.

voice;

[hairlocked]

Yes, Ma'am.

[ Click. Not even a moment to enjoy it. ]