[Alan’s eyes scan over the line of text, expression changing to one of muted surprise at the sentiment expressed there. Rinzler had seemed very obstinate about keeping his plans a secret when Alan had first broached the subject -- in fact, it seems the program has been avoiding him in order to prevent further discussion. Is he expressing remorse now because he thinks it’s what Alan wants to hear? Or has something actually gone wrong?]
Why do you say that? [As concerned as Alan is about the possible implications of the admission, his tone is patient, the question left open-ended; experience has taught him that demanding to know if something is wrong is the fastest way to get either a misleading answer from Rinzler or no response at all.]
no subject
Why do you say that? [As concerned as Alan is about the possible implications of the admission, his tone is patient, the question left open-ended; experience has taught him that demanding to know if something is wrong is the fastest way to get either a misleading answer from Rinzler or no response at all.]