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[Sunday, all CIA/FBI and related operatives whose names are known to have been sold are informed by the CIA Directorate of Support office of the threats against them. Information is limited, since all names are not yet known, and protection offered is limited, since the names sold throughout the organizations are many. Protective details are left to individual field offices, and new public identities, field names and aliases are procured for all affected agents. A task force is set up nationally, for the sole purpose of informing agents if their names come up in surveillance or recon. No public statement is made, and individual agent details are shared only with the agent in question. Publicly, the name sale does not exist.]

[Hours after this, after this conversation with McKendrick, and after contacting Langley and admitting to providing false information during her inquest.]

[Delivered to Bo D, Preston R]
[Documentation regarding employment termination and subsequent travel and communication restrictions for Maxine Main. No international travel. No cross-state travel. Employment restrictions are numerous and listed. Surveillance level medium-high, which is being handled by CIA, pending transfer to DoD. Temporary CIA monitoring via anklet, pending transfer to DoD. Exception: Travel to Dhaka, sanctioned, but not to be compensated or publicly acknowledged by agency.]

[Comm link to HQ]

[After the news; tired but contained anger]

What the hell happened? There are three active agents under my watch and our names are now potentially all over the goddamn terrorist's watchlists?

[Call to January F]

Ring!

[A few days after she's spoken with Joey and with Atwood. No intro, and her writing is a little messy.]

I have questions. That need advice.

In Vegas, a press conference (small and quiet and solemn) is called at the precinct in response to rumors that the ongoing investigation into the ongoing kidnapping of Beth Dean, is being wound down as the child's absence approaches the three week mark. There is regrettably for the precinct's PR, a photograph of mother and child displayed by the news channel and the division head speaks sympathetically and vaguely of pursuing every lead available to them by which is implied there are no longer any to follow up. They will, of course, he adds on camera, follow up on any viable tips that come through. Ella Dean, the child's mother, is not available for comment.

[After talking to Toby and ultimately deciding that someone other than her really needs to know about Lou's situation.]

[Group lock to Neil D, Joey A, Lin A]
Hey. [...] Lou's in jail or in the mental ward there or whatever. He got arrested and they put him in mental. They called me about it, and I talked to Lou, but we just ended up screaming and he hung up on me. The doctor that's seeing him is Toby Fischer. He's Iris' shrink too, and he's on the journals. So, yeah. I figured someone should know who wasn't me.

[Upon receiving information regarding Louis' whereabouts from Sam.]

[Locked to Louis D]
No disrespect meant to those whose lives were lost*, but, girl, tell me all you know about 10/28/1906. A little after two in the afternoon.


*I hope enough time has passed that we can look back on our early interlocking follies without dissing those whose lives were lost in our quest for better transport.