I should say if this is somehow your first episode, I implore you to go back and start at the beginning.

These revisits are great for those who have listened before, but you could be missing out on important information. Right.

So why did I choose this episode?

Well, with Noah currently being a captive by a clone, I thought it prudent to remind ourselves

what Sarah and Noah were like when they were captors themselves.

Plus, highlights the challenges of getting these messages and organizing them for you.

Sometimes I genuinely don't know what order they take place.

So, without further ado, episode 3 from Batch 2.

Interrogation.

I don't want to do this anymore.

We can't stop.

But... We're doing this.

I honestly can't tell you where that last piece falls on what follows.

No time stamps and even context clues don't help me to figure out where it fits.

I can't imagine Noah was ever okay with what follows, but I'm not convinced Sarah is either.

It's messed up. I've never personally been in a situation where necessity outweighs my morals,

but those situations have to exist, right?

Like situational triage.

Triage is just addressing the degree of urgency to something, so maybe that's what Sarah is doing here, that what's being done is necessary to get as many answers as possible.

Still, as always, I can't promise that the messages are in the right order only that this is the way

they made the most sense to me you're recording yeah yeah recording right so let's start with an easy one

what's your name that's not a name fuck yourself. How's that for a name?

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