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God I have so many ideas haha re subject 25

From Canada.ca

+ File "Email Fragments" has been downloaded.

+ After some extensive digging around in the file, you find a fragment of text which reads: "Finding the best candidates to act as test subjects is surprisingly easy given the prolific `siring` tendencies of the Lionelli and other `bloodlines`."

From WHO:

+ File "Email Fragments" has been downloaded.

+ After some extensive digging around in the file, you find a fragment of text which reads: "Why don`t they reflect in mirrors? That doesn`t make any sense."

From CSRU:

+ File "Email Fragments" has been downloaded.

+ After some extensive digging around in the file, you find a fragment of text which reads: "As you know, the agency works closely with certain sectors in the government, our latest project may prove to be the most controversial. Marketting a cure for vampirism to appeal to as broad a population as possible."

WHO: (dupe) After some extensive digging around in the file, you find a fragment of text which reads: "Getting used to working just nights is a real killer. I feel like my family never even sees me anymore, but it`s all for them anyway."
CSRU: fail
Canada.ca: (dupe) After some extensive digging around in the file, you find a fragment of text which reads: "Tests appear to show that the cure is safe, with no serious harmful side effects, save for those seen in very rare instances. More testing and development is required."

These are the ones Yvette got today. (I don't mind sharing, as she's already sharing with her line anyway.)

Canada.ca:
"Some of the other scientists keep discussing calling them something other than `vampires`. Joe jokingly said we should call them `blood sucking monsters`, but some of the more serious minded guys have been talking about creating a formal classification for them."

WHO:
"Even if we call vampirism a disease, and somehow swing a bill into law that compels people to take the cure, what`s to stop someone from just turning them again? No, it`s better to call it a choice until criminal law has caught up."

CSRU:
"The more talkative ones share anecdotes about what it`s like to live as a vampire. To me, it seems almost like a living (excuse the pun) hell. Constant insatiable hunger. Constant fear of being revealed as monsters. Constant fear of being attacked for something they have no control over being. I guess you could say we`ve bonded some."

From WHO:

+ File "Email Fragments" has been downloaded.

+ After some extensive digging around in the file, you find a fragment of text which reads: "Today we`re going to be testing the subjects for the effects of extreme cold, heat, and sensory deprivation."

From CSRU:

+ File "Email Fragments" has been downloaded.

+ After some extensive digging around in the file, you find a fragment of text which reads: "Today we`re going to be testing the subjects for the effects of extreme cold, heat, and sensory deprivation."

WHO

"There were rumblings a bill was being drafted in private, though nothing has come of it. My guess is the fat cats are too worried about offending a key demographic to put any steel behind the cure."

CSRU

"Subjects have been released back into the population, but are being tracked. Thus far most have responded as expected, save for in the case of Subject 213, who is currently considered anomalous."

I kinda want to know about Subject 213 now.

From WHO:

+ File "Email Fragments" has been downloaded.

+ After some extensive digging around in the file, you find a fragment of text which reads: "Getting used to working just nights is a real killer. I feel like my family never even sees me anymore, but it`s all for them anyway."

"We`re considering what to do with data fields GG-PP in light of recent events, trying to determine if the information is compromised or viable."

"Some of the more liberal components of the government worry that if the cure becomes mainstream quickly, that foreign powers will use it to completely abolish vampirism in their respective states."

Only one I've seen that was new today

"Almost universally, subjects reject the idea of revealing the full extent of their abilities. Physical attributes are easy to test, but how does one quantify the ability to blink out of existence and appear simultaneously somewhere else?"

Got one from Canada.ca I haven't seen posted here.

After some extensive digging around in the file, you find a fragment of text which reads: "Subject 005 seems to be taking longer than the others to respond to the cure."

Sounds like trouble...