#dispatch episode 3

COUPÉ was identified by SDN as a promising candidate for the experimental Phoenix Program.

Upon agreeing to the conditions of her probation, COUPÉ was turned over to SDN staff and stationed at the Torrance branch in California HQ and officially instated to the Phoenix Program.

COUPÉ is an ex-mafia affiliate and former prima ballerina. She has a history of alleged extortion, kidnapping, and assassination. She is considered extremely dangerous and is released to SDN’s care under the conditions of adherence to SDN guidelines and the rules and regulations set forth by the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s office regarding Superhero activities.

Any changes to her (COUPÉ’S) conditional employment at SDN should be immediately communicated to the LA District Attorney’s office, the Federal Bureau of Investigations, and Interpol. If COUPÉ’S employment is terminated, she shall be immediately placed under arrest and returned to the custody of ADX Florence Supermax in Colorado.

For reasons that are classified COUPÉ is not allowed to operate under any circumstances in France, Russia, Bulgaria, and Ohio.

And here’s what Sonar’s says:

SONAR was identified by SDN as an ideal candidate for the experimental Phoenix Program. Upon agreement of the conditions of his probation, and several auxiliary rounds of financial negotiations, SONAR was stationed at the Torrance branch in California HQ and officially instated into the Phoenix Program.

SONAR is classified as a half-bat half-man hybrid with a history of fraud in the financial sector.

His freedom is conditional on his adherence to SDN guidelines and the rules and regulations therein set by the Los Angeles District Attorney’s Office regarding Superhero activities.

Any changes to his (SONAR’S) conditional employment at SDN should be immediately communicated to the LA District Attorney’s office. If SONAR’S employment is terminated, he shall be returned to the custody of California State Prison, Los Angeles county.

Now if you just skimmed over it there is a fun little part of their contract details are in the second half where it says if there is any changes in their employment at SDN it has to be communicated to the LA District Attorney’s office (as well of the Federal Bureau of Investigations and Interpol for Coupé) AND if their employment is terminated they get sent back into the custody of the prisons they were imprisoned at.

So by cutting them, you not only are you firing them from their job and taking away the opportunity to be a hero and change their life for the better for whomever you’re cutting. But you’re also taking away their freedom and sending them back to prison.

Now you angst lovers are fed even more with the decision on who to cut in episode 3.

However I do kinda question why this isn’t really brought up at all in the game now that I’ve found this out? If they got cut that means they were supposed to be going back into their respective prison’s custody. Or maybe probation??? in Sonar’s case as the comics showed he was out of prison in the comics the night before their first day at SDN after Malevola enrolls them. I honestly don’t even know how the comics, or at the very least Last Bender, fit in this case just going off this.

Remember me mentioning I chose to kiss Blonde Blazer? When you have to talk to Phenomaman after she breakes up with him you can tell him about the kiss

And when you do he picks up Robert and kisses him.

I fucking can't with this game. I am on the floor and I can't get up.

Also while we're here. Love to have some more names for some of the characters.

And Phenomaman is apparently not human? At least he's not a person. Whatever he is, I do believe him when he says that. He is far too literal. I have also scratched him off my evil list (for now).