For justprompts Is it ever okay to kill someone? Why or why not?
[Locked to those who know of his assignment]
Of course it is. Especially in my line of work.
It had been awhile since I had killed someone, actually. Then the other day I got to take out a room full of Fulcrum agents with a touch of a button.
Fulcrum was attempting to make their own human Intersect. Someone who could hold the data like Chuck, though they were probably after someone that was a lot more field ready. They got him though and uploaded their intel into his head - a process that apparently killed several other test subjects.
They had captured Agent Walker as well and I was outnumbered. A regular rescue mission would have been suicide. As much as it pains me to admit it, Chuck actually came through for us by duping Fulcrum into thinking he was under some sort of mind control. He went to Agent Walker and I pushed a single button, (grinning as I did so) beaming the deadly images into the test room. Chuck shielded Sarah from seeing the deadly images and by the time the program finished running a minute later, the Fulcrum scientists were dead.
Do I have any remorse? None whatsoever.
Not a bad day's work, if I do say so myself.
Muse: John Casey
Fandom: Chuck
Word Count: 213
Of course it is. Especially in my line of work.
It had been awhile since I had killed someone, actually. Then the other day I got to take out a room full of Fulcrum agents with a touch of a button.
Fulcrum was attempting to make their own human Intersect. Someone who could hold the data like Chuck, though they were probably after someone that was a lot more field ready. They got him though and uploaded their intel into his head - a process that apparently killed several other test subjects.
They had captured Agent Walker as well and I was outnumbered. A regular rescue mission would have been suicide. As much as it pains me to admit it, Chuck actually came through for us by duping Fulcrum into thinking he was under some sort of mind control. He went to Agent Walker and I pushed a single button, (grinning as I did so) beaming the deadly images into the test room. Chuck shielded Sarah from seeing the deadly images and by the time the program finished running a minute later, the Fulcrum scientists were dead.
Do I have any remorse? None whatsoever.
Not a bad day's work, if I do say so myself.
Muse: John Casey
Fandom: Chuck
Word Count: 213