[4] - [Voice]

[sharpememory]

[Filtered from Prefect, lol.]

Barge. Tell me stories about Prefect. I'm curious about what type of man he is.

[Inmate filter.]

Or any of the other wardens. Is there anyone in particular that a new inmate should watch out for?


[Private - Prefect]

You promised me a drink, warden.

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The fear of physical contact is justified, though. [It just proved Prefect wasn't dumb enough to let himself get easily worked. Knowing Prefect's background could only help too. Even if it did seem confusing, to say the least. Barron had the distinct feeling that he should be writing what Sylar had said down.]

The rest of it sounds pretty brutal. A worker revolt is a nasty thing. Especially if there was a death worker or two there. He wouldn't have stood a chance. [Barron thinks that it's the other kind of worker. :c]

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[Sylar sighs, realizing some bits are getting lost in translation.] "There's no reason to fear physical contact where he's from. Why would you fear it?" [A pause.] "I don't know what a death worker is. In his world, it was a person that did a job. The same as the inmates who do jobs here, only less guilty, perhaps. Their entire lives were 'The Factory' and nothing else mattered. All he wanted was to go back and his biggest fear was that he wouldn't be good enough to. He's not, but I don't think he wants to anymore. Maybe that's what his graduation was, realizing how pathetic he was. Though I suppose he still is, in some ways."

"They read what The Factory told them to. The games they played, the schedule they kept, the associates? Prefect never had a relationship in any meaningful way before coming. Here, he's never had anything romantic. His friends were Harvey Dent, myself for a time, Ralph, his warden Sam Tyler. He was obsessed with his twin that used to be here, Nathan Petrelli."

"He was pathetic, weak. I was weak when I was with him. He apologized for everything and called people that abused him friends. He slept under a desk, as if it would protect him more from the evils of the world. He became an alcoholic later. He killed himself at one point. Prefect was afraid of being responsible, of being held accountable. He wanted the Factory to blame for everything. I don't know how he is now, but I can't imagine he's that different. Mention the Factory, his rank. He'll waver."

[The killer pressed his lips out for a split second as an arrogant gesture of contemplation.] "Do you want his history as well? His childhood, what happened in The Factory?"

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[Okay, Barron's actually pulling a notebook out of his pocket and starting to make notes. Because he's very concerned that he's going to forget this all later and it's excellent stuff.]

I gather that you two aren't friends anymore, considering your opinions of him. [Barron paused. Smiled.] Not that they're wrong. I think you're right on the money. The things about the Factory, well, knowing that is going to help me. And the rest of it.

[Barron paused, scribbling a few things down.] I hadn't realized that Prefect was that unstable. It explains a lot though. [It was probably the effects of blowback. Barron was starting to suspect that Prefect was an emotion worker.]