But
then it wasn’t, was it? Three days for Number 2 to extract the reason behind
Number 6’s resignation, and to use an un-proved drug to boot! I wonder what it
was in Number 6’s life, which had been researched and computed to bring the
matter down to three people, A B and C? Number 2 believed Number 6 was going to
sell out, now what brought him to that conclusion? But he wanted to know what
Number 6 had to sell, and to whom he was going to sell it. It makes you wonder
how this particular Number 2 was given the task in the first place, having
allowed Number 6 to involve himself in the affair with ‘The General.’ After
that calamity, depending on whether or not you personally put ‘The General’
before ‘A B and C.’ Of course in the series it’s the other way around, so
perhaps we had best keep to that arrangement of episodes. So, in having proved
it wasn’t A or B Number 6 was selling out to Number 2 turned his person to an
unknown entity. An unknown man, there being no photograph of him, only two
things are known, he is French, and attended Madame Engadine’s celebrated
parties, a man who likes impressive offices. As it turned out Number 2 was the
man with an impressive office! Well you cannot get more impressive than the
office in the Green Dome. It’s, minimalist, functional, and futuristic looking.
Poor old Number 2, he underestimated Number 6, that was his only fault. We can
only assume that Number 2 was allowed to leave the village like two of his
predecessors, but then why bother to bring back a failed Number 2 to the
village for such an important experiment as Speed Learn? You would bring
someone else in for that surely. So it makes sense that no matter what order
you think ‘A B and C’ and ‘The General’ should run in, they should run
consecutively. As ‘The Chimes of Big Ben’ and ‘Once Upon A Time’ could have
done. But for them to be able to do that you have to forget, or ignore certain
pieces if dialogue. Like making a piece of the jigsaw fit in order to complete
the picture, even if they have to be shaped to fit!
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