Cassie’s Comments (group member since Mar 23, 2013)

Cassie’s comments from the The Rebellion group.

Hello Alex!

((And his wonderful roleplayer who keeps things interesting (: ))

Jamie walked in, heading straight for the table. She sank into her chair and sighed. For a moment, she just rested her head on the table, overwhelmed by the enormity of the task that they had all set out to do. How could such a small group take over Abrova?
She shook her head and snapped out of it. That wouldn't help anything. Focus on the little things. One step at a time, and all that. This step was something that she needed to plan out. If she forgot to account for some variable, Eponine and Ink could very well not make it out.
Her eyes briefly skimmed over the papers scattered about the desk. Nothing written on them would be any help, so she quickly stacked them in a neat pile before grabbing a pen and blank piece of paper and getting to work.

Jamie watched him go. She spared a glance at Eponine before standing up herself and walking out, deciding to just head straight to the Intel room.

A room with some chairs and a small table, cluttered with paper about various different things. A marker board is attached to one wall and always has something scribbled on it.

Jamie nodded in agreement, though she knew she wouldn't be eating much for lunch. After all, she had to get a solid plan for Eponine and Ink's little excursion.

"Good," Jamie said, noticing that Eponine still didn't seem to be doing the best. "No dress, though, Ink. Blending in is what we want you to do. Not standing out." She leaned back in her chair and crossed her arms, thinking. "You'll have ear comms so we can hear what you hear and say, but I don't want to risk sending you in with a camera. Too risky."

Jamie couldn't help but shake her head and roll her eyes, smile tugging at the corner of her lips. Ink really was something else.
"I suppose that settles it, then," she said, happy that he agreed to go. She'd feel much better about this with him going. "Well, if Eponine is ok with it."

Jamie watched Ink carefully. From what she knew about him, he could be perfect for the job. He could lie without difficulty and there was no question as to if he could defend himself.

Jamie, who was fighting back a smile, decided to explain what was happening. "We found some evidence that suggests another group has formed," she started, gesturing to the items spread about the table. "A short while ago our computer was hacked and we think it is linked back to this new group. Eponine has apparently already stumbled upon this group, but it had slipped her mind." Here, Jamie stopped herself from sending a suspicious look Eponine's way. How could she have forgotten something like that? She continued, "Now we're planning a field trip back there, but we're trying to decide upon who is going. Eponine, obviously, but we need someone else to go with her."

Jamie sighed to herself. Ink always showed up at the most interesting times. Unfortunately, this time he had also drew attention to what everyone had been avoiding. The elephant in the room, so to speak. Unable to do much to relieve the situation, Jamie rest her chin in the palm of her hand and waited to see how it would all play out.

((Thanks, but I doubt I'll get in. Definitely going to apply, though.))

Jamie looked over in time to see Eponine on the verge of a breakdown. She watched for a moment as Eponine tried to fight it back. She had no idea what was going on in Eponine's head, but Jamie decided to let her deal with it on her own.
Trying to keep the attention away from Eponine, Jamie addressed Henrietta. "I've already said I like the idea, Kink, but maybe we should hear Emma or William's opinion on the matter."

((Harvard, actually. It was beautiful and I loved it. Now I just need to be lucky enough to get in *sigh*))

Jamie nodded thoughtfully. "It's actually not a bad idea," she said slowly, thinking it through. "I'd be able to communicate with you the whole time through the ear comms, as would William. Plus neither of you look particularly threatening, but I know you can handle yourselves quite well."

((Got incredibly busy. Doing a college visit. Sorry I haven't been active lately.))

Jamie looked around at the people sitting at the table. She was kind of surprised they wanted her to go, but it did make sense. She looked at Will briefly, trying to figure out what he thought about the idea, but all she could see on it was his worry for Eponine.
When she heard Emma speak to Jim, she turned to face her. "What wouldn't work?" she asked half out of curiosity and half to give Will more time to think.

Jamie nodded in agreement. She herself wanted to go, but she knew she would be more help behind the scenes on this one.

"It might be," Jamie agreed. "But I think this is too good of a chance to not take," she said. She looked around the table, seeing if anybody else had an opinion to throw in.

Jamie blinked, mind jumping forward. If they knew where the base was, they could try talking to them. Or they could send out some spies. "So you'd be able to find it again?" she asked.

"But we have no way of contacting them," Jamie said. "Meaning we have no way of knowing if they would be willing to cooperate."

"S'okay," Jamie said, watching him carefully. William was never one to just walk out without reason. "You haven't missed much. We're just discussing what we should do next," she explained.

Ramsey cleared his throat to get Frey's attention. "Your report?"