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Scott, I must speak with you as soon as possible.

It seems we've allowed for certain individuals to take liberties with our trust.

Nathan, you're going to have to come up with a better reason for hiding your ineptitude. I'm not as forgiving as the others.

Now, as I've asked you ever so kindly before, where is Betsy?

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Re: Ms Munroe

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Please stop trying to shift blame. I'm not the one whose rendered a member of this staff, unconscious. My major concern is Betsy's health, which I believed cannot be ensured under your care. She may have mislaid her trust, but I have not.

Essex, you left her unattended, without medical supervision, while you were galvanting across the country. Probably because of your carelessness, she is in the state that she is in right now. Who knows for sure?

I am simply stating the concerns of those unwilling to voice them. And besides, you seem to be gathering a following advocating your case to the rest of us. (http://www.livejournal.com/users/x_mactaggart/2109.html)

You have returned from your day trip to Seattle and yet, all those who've requested to see Betsy have not done so. If you are so giving, then why have we been not given the opportunity to see how well she is faring under your care.

The next comment I'd like to see from you is the time you'll meet me in the medlabs to see Ms. Braddock.

Good day.

Re: Ms Munroe

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Not really a following, Ororo...

More like common sense.

Since I don't know Betsy all that well, I can set aside my emotional worry and realize that all may not be what it seems...from either side.

Nathan, I'll meet you in the labs later today.

Re: Ms Munroe

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Ms Braddock is in the general infirmary. You have ample time to visit her before she is moved on Monday morning.

--Dr N.Essex