Margot

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Centers on Margot Laine, a woman in upper management at the revamped 80s location

She is 33 and uses she/her pronouns

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She stands over him and stares. She isn't really sure why she does this, but it's become routine.

It makes her feel like a cat watching a mouse. She could kill her here. It would be easy. No one's in the restaurant. The night shift isn't even here yet. It would be covered up.

But she doesn't. She doesn't really want to, to be honest. For one, Margot is certain the work will do it for her eventually. Secondly, She's quite honestly a very convinent worker to have. For all of the bitching Fran does online, she hasn't once complained to higher management about anything. Not about being sent to strange locations, not about the break ins, not about her coworkers, and nothing about the job itself. Not that that would matter. Higher management doesn't particularly care.

As much as Francis annoys her, he has one very good thing going for him. He will do what he's told.

It really was strange that Francis would even have the ability to fight the rabbit back. She'd seen him scared plenty of times and watched the clear signs of flight in her need for movement. If anything, Francis strayed towards fawn. Fight wasn't something Francis had in her.

Margot would like to think that she knows her employees fairly well. Francis is not good at surviving. She's watched as he's fumbled through life the past five years. He never seems to have moved in life at all. She knows at one point he meant to go to college for art, or animation, or something flowery like that.

She reverses the video and watches again. Fran barely closes the door in time. She doesn't seem nearly scared enough for what she's going through.

She reverses it again. Francis is nothing. Margot has known this from the second she hired him. He was born nothing, he will die nothing, like everyone she hires. She smiles at one of her employees as she walks by the office, bright and happy, before returning to the video.

She does not have much sympathy for her employees. They are all drifters and would likely die somewhere else anyway. So she knows she's not feeling guilty about letting her in harms way.