--Originally published at TI2011 – Luis Wilson
Just finished reading chapter 3. The story is starting to shape up, things are actually going somewhere. Webster now has a mission, even if he was forced into it, they are paying him nicely, so this guy must be really good. I’m also glad that Lahksa took the cat with them, they really are professionals.
Before I have to overanalyize everything that was said in the third chapter I just want to say that I hate both of the main characters. Lahksa’s one-liners are incredibly and painfully obvious. Before Webster (I’m calling him Webster now?) even finished worrying about his cat I knew that Lahksa had taken him. I mean, I’m all about saving the cats but all of this is just very cliché.
I don’t even fully realize why I hate Webster, maybe because all he does is complain all the time? Also, I don’t remember if they fully physically described him in the previous chapters, but I just imagine him like Mr. Caputo from Orange Is the New Black. Anyone?
So, chapter 3, Webster is finally sober, Lahksa gives him some papers that detail what he has to do now (and his payment), so they discuss other terms that Lahksa agrees on with little to no hesitation.
They talked about something very important here. There were six projects and too many people, so they were wondering what to do about them. Unfortunately, sometimes there is not work for everyone and some people are laid off. I liked the alternative they proposed in which they mix experienced with novice engineers. It is nice that they care about people’s well-being. I think that at the end, that is a win-win, since you are
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