subject name - victoria cantrell
subject pronouns - she/her
subject object - computer
N/A: Have a seat, please. Now, care to speak a bit about yourself?
Victoria: My name is Victoria Cantrell. Birth date 08/07/2008. Is that adequate?
N/A: Speak a bit more. Any ambitions? Dreams of the future?
Victoria: I donāt quite understand how this is relevant, but I do dream of one day succeeding in my scientific endeavors.
Victoria: Indeed. Although, I prefer the term āknowledge seeker.ā I donāt exactly engage in science for⦠standard reasons.
Victoria: I mustnāt continue further. Who knows what listening devices are strewn about this room.
N/A: Fine, thatās fine. Itās quite unfortunate about what happened to your family, though.
Victoria: Pardon? The details of that event are⦠to remain undisclosed.
N/A: Undisclosed? I have the file right here-
Victoria: Give me that! Ugh⦠it is infuriating to see the organization finds it suitable to hand out files all willy nilly! You are to share this information with no one, understood?
N/A: Yes- of course. Understood.
Victoria: I suppose that means we are done here, I take it?
Charlotte: I didnāt take you for a morning person, Victoria. Whatās got you up so early?
Victoria: I finally made a dent in my research.
Charlotte: Your uhh⦠disease research thing? Gosh, Iām not very well versed in all your technical stuff.
Victoria: Yes, thatās certainly a way to put it. My research was⦠lagging behind⦠but I have finally made a breakthrough!
Victoria: I have successfully sequenced the DNA molecules within the virus.
Charlotte: Oh! Sounds⦠exciting? Iām not sure what that means, actually!
Victoria: It means I am able to read the genetic makeup of this disease, and am one step closer to finding a cure!