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Dear Condor,
I’m not feeling all that well today. I didn’t get much sleep last night, and
I think I caught a stomach bug. The doctor has me self-quarantining, which
is funny because that’s just how I typically live my daily life anyway. I
wanted to respond to you, though, because I received your open letter. I
attached the new document with my markups, but you can take them or leave
them. If you just sent it to the base how you originally wrote it, it would
be fine. I’m not surprised, your letters to me are always very well-written.
Overall, I think it looks good. You didn’t say too little, or be too
cryptic, but you didn’t overshare either. I would say go for it, if you’re
comfortable, but you still have the option of declining the request. It’s
not a big deal either way. Though, I do think you should change what you
said about people asking questions. I’m willing to take on that role as
intermediary. My suggestions are very minor, so it’s up to you whether to
accept them. That also goes for whether to even send it or not. I won’t
cloud your decision any further. It’s not like people will be mad at me if
you decline. Both worlds will keep turning. I feel like I’m repeating
myself, and should probably go back to bed. I’m going to be a little bit
late with my thoughts on this latest Winfield Files book, but did you
notice that we got a few spoilers from the last season of the show? It looks
like they jumped a little ahead in the story, which I guess is what happens.
The books are only told from the main character’s perspective, but the
adaptation has the freedom to explore other people’s perspectives more
directly, which has sometimes given us a bit of a sneak peek into what’s to
come, before Winfield finds out about it in his own time. I don’t
think it’s going to ruin anything, or that we should change our strategy. I
just thought I would point it out.
Okay, goodnight,
PS: Are we gonna keep doing PS?
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