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1. Because Stephen was willing to keep her relationship with Riko a secret, Gaby will be open with him about the opinions. First: there's absolutely no risk of retaliation. While the various agents who had to be promptly moved out of the city are angry about their lives, they know that their sentiments are at least in part because they don't know why their information was leaked. This will be Gaby sugarcoating in her own way - she truly believes that they'll come around, even if she's frustrated with what she views as entitlement from many of the displaced. Secondly, Gaby and El are good agents who have done a lot of good work for their world, and especially the citizens of New Amsterdam. This kind of inter-Morningstar conflict usually doesn't go very far (as they wouldn't have survived this long).
Plus, there's the fact that where they're going leaves them pretty incapable of doing anything. She won't give the where, but she will say that it's remote and away from any of the megacities.
Otherwise, a lot of the agents who were moved out are willing to provide support because they want to help New Amsterdam (as it was their home). They're employing a "wait and see" approach when it comes to actually making good on that. Gaby's encouraged by Fitz and Peggy's efforts to really get Morningstar moving again in the city among the displaced, and if Stephen is concerned, she'll point him in their direction.
2. No, she doesn't know, and she'll mention that the entire path from picking them up to dropping them off at the safehouse wasn't monitored, which isn't just because the UNA was attacking Morningstar agents. Any of the surveillance wasn't just wiped, but shut down completely. Additionally, there won't be any record about it happening, which will be another point of frustration for both the PCs' handlers and the NAPD. Because they were scrubbed, Riko set up an arrangement to work with the two men, which Gaby will be privy to and is happy to share with Stephen. Unfortunately, they'll have both disappeared and Riko will be left wondering if she wasted her time (or if they were taken).
As a note, she won't ever mention Riko by name.
3. This all depends on income and credit, along with who's backing him up! The two of them together have a better chance as partners, but they'll need a really thorough business outline since this is their first time going into business together. Much like today, the bank will want to ensure their business has legs, and that the money will be paid back with interest.
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Thanks for the questions. Here's some answers for you:
1. Because Stephen was willing to keep her relationship with Riko a secret, Gaby will be open with him about the opinions. First: there's absolutely no risk of retaliation. While the various agents who had to be promptly moved out of the city are angry about their lives, they know that their sentiments are at least in part because they don't know why their information was leaked. This will be Gaby sugarcoating in her own way - she truly believes that they'll come around, even if she's frustrated with what she views as entitlement from many of the displaced. Secondly, Gaby and El are good agents who have done a lot of good work for their world, and especially the citizens of New Amsterdam. This kind of inter-Morningstar conflict usually doesn't go very far (as they wouldn't have survived this long).
Plus, there's the fact that where they're going leaves them pretty incapable of doing anything. She won't give the where, but she will say that it's remote and away from any of the megacities.
Otherwise, a lot of the agents who were moved out are willing to provide support because they want to help New Amsterdam (as it was their home). They're employing a "wait and see" approach when it comes to actually making good on that. Gaby's encouraged by Fitz and Peggy's efforts to really get Morningstar moving again in the city among the displaced, and if Stephen is concerned, she'll point him in their direction.
2. No, she doesn't know, and she'll mention that the entire path from picking them up to dropping them off at the safehouse wasn't monitored, which isn't just because the UNA was attacking Morningstar agents. Any of the surveillance wasn't just wiped, but shut down completely. Additionally, there won't be any record about it happening, which will be another point of frustration for both the PCs' handlers and the NAPD. Because they were scrubbed, Riko set up an arrangement to work with the two men, which Gaby will be privy to and is happy to share with Stephen. Unfortunately, they'll have both disappeared and Riko will be left wondering if she wasted her time (or if they were taken).
As a note, she won't ever mention Riko by name.
3. This all depends on income and credit, along with who's backing him up! The two of them together have a better chance as partners, but they'll need a really thorough business outline since this is their first time going into business together. Much like today, the bank will want to ensure their business has legs, and that the money will be paid back with interest.