The Dream of Doctor Bantam by Jeanne Thornton

Author:Jeanne Thornton
Language: eng
Format: mobi, epub
Tags: Bisac Code 1: FIC000000
ISBN: 9781935928881
Publisher: OR Books
Published: 2012-09-29T00:00:00+00:00

INSTITUTE OF TEMPORAL ILLUSIONS

INTERNAL SERVICES MEMO

“The one moral commandment, the one true virtue in any honest identity, can be expressed in one word: simplify!”

— Alistair Bantam, Founder

From: Identity Counseling Administration, ITI Branch #0242 (AU-TEX), 1st Floor Coordinator

To: Identity Evaluations, ITI Branch #0242 (AU-TEX), 2nd Floor Coordinator

cc: National ITI Archives, Quality Control Identity Processing Office, Bantam Office of Ephemeral Archiving

Re: Report and Evaluation of Identity Counseling Session REFERENCE 10/28/02, Dual Identity, Patrice Marechal Degree 0–9 and Gregory Roche Degree 0–10

PURPOSE: To make honest the shared identity of Roche 0–10 and Marechal 0–9, both Branch #0242 AU-TEX staff for REFERENCE 3 and REFERNECE 5 respectively and improve relative security in identities of both parties and also redress diminishment of productivity caused by lack of honesty in shared identity of both parties. To make things better.

MATERIALS:

Machine, Bantam Memory Elucidator Mk VIII

Machine, Bantam Memory Elucidator Mk VIII (second copy)

Paper (ream, 1x)

#2H Pencils (12x)

Identities (2x)

PROCEDURES:

(1) The order of administration of Machine counseling is determined by a coin flip. Roche’s case is attended to with greater priority than Marechal’s, resulting from her choosing TAILS, erroneously.

(2) Both identities are taken into a room and the Machine is administered. Counselors zero out Machine feedback then run association drills to remind the fundamental identity to be forthcoming about questions on sensitive topics relating to interpersonal relationships without slamming, distorting, or blinking out sensitive data.

(3) Identical questions are administered to both identities and the results recorded using an equal quantity of pencils, paper, etc. according to the judgment of the administrator.

(4) The results of the interview are attached below.

RESULTS:

Attached is the full transcript of the interviews with Roche and with Marechal, pursuant to Founder’s Directive of 04/02/81 on Information Retention.

INTERVIEW 10/28/02:011: ROCHE

Describe the object of inquiry when she first became known to you.

I saw her first—or our identities became known to one another first I guess, more precisely—when I was working pre-INTAKE on Guadalupe street. The branch was doing below-optimal, lots of bounces and flakes and headshakers on our roster, and only two people routed into dismantling/counseling over the weeks prior, so as you can imagine my boss was kind of riding me and I was pretty stressed out. So I was working hard. I was pitching hardballs, raving up enthusiasm, basically running any process I could run to route people into counseling and grow the chapter and keep myself, you know, on course to zero.

You haven’t answered. Describe the object of inquiry when she first became known to you.

She was—it was a positive interaction. I mean I thought she was cute and all—and serious-minded and not too timebound or anything, also. Maybe other identities wouldn’t have the same perception of her as cute. She was dressed like everyone else was, you know, burnt orange hoodie and white shorts and white sneakers, and her red hair looked kind of wet as she rushed from class to dorm and back. She had a pencil stuck into it or something—it looked kind of bizarre.

Go deeper on the object of inquiry.

She didn’t have that pale skin that most redheads had.

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