voice; the simulacrum is true

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[Calm and clinical, the man speaking seems to be doing so primarily to himself, at first.]4:24 PM Eastern time, what appears to be New York. Resting pulse at roughly 80 beats per minute. Transition of memory seamless. Pupils normal-sized, reaction times typical. I'm not discernibly drugged or delusional, but it would make more overall sense if I

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A superhero has secrets to keep. If they chose to share them with a doctor, even if that doctor promised not to keep a file on them, their enemies might threaten the doctor in hopes of information.

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They're one degree closer to superheroes and superhero business than everyone else in the city. Potential victims, unwitting accomplices, innocent bystanders — whatever their chosen or unwilling role, I think it's safe to say things are a little riskier to get involved with overall.

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Being in direct association with superheroes makes it a little more so, as I said.