[It probably matters to all the people who are pro-Neheda anti-CDC, as if there's some sort of difference. They're Kool-Aid drinkers either way, as far as Falcon is concerned.
What he does know is that punishing with no explanation is perhaps the worst way to get results. Sure, it instills fear, sets an example, and keeps people in line, but when you don't tell people what they did wrong (or even what they did right), it's only going to shut everyone down.]
Might be what they want.
[The CDC has never shown itself to be concerned with the well-being of its recruits. He supposes it's not out of the realm of possibility that the instructors just want to be rid of them.
He sets two of his cards down in turn, pushing them towards her, but it's clear he's not exactly interested in the game.]
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It might.
[It probably matters to all the people who are pro-Neheda anti-CDC, as if there's some sort of difference. They're Kool-Aid drinkers either way, as far as Falcon is concerned.
What he does know is that punishing with no explanation is perhaps the worst way to get results. Sure, it instills fear, sets an example, and keeps people in line, but when you don't tell people what they did wrong (or even what they did right), it's only going to shut everyone down.]
Might be what they want.
[The CDC has never shown itself to be concerned with the well-being of its recruits. He supposes it's not out of the realm of possibility that the instructors just want to be rid of them.
He sets two of his cards down in turn, pushing them towards her, but it's clear he's not exactly interested in the game.]