Sync held at 73%. 247-A required repeated guidance during basic orientation steps and paused often before acting on simple instructions. Badge remained loosely gripped and was tapped against their sleeve while waiting for confirmation. Attention drifted toward corridor lighting whenever tasks were repeated.
Subject engaged in extended Dreamline dialogue chain. Initial response questioned system motives, followed by repeated use of terms “echo,” “dreamline,” and “fog.” Demonstrated layered questions with measured pauses before acknowledging environment. Emotional cadence remained steady across recursive prompts.
Sync registered at 76%. 284-J followed orientation steps with unhurried precision and asked for confirmation only when instructions were ambiguous. Maintained steady eye contact and adjusted pace to match staff guidance, favoring clear structure over speed. Corridor prompts held their attention without disrupting assigned tasks.
Resistance noted during initial sync prompts. 173-D read the consent screen twice and waited for verbal reassurance before proceeding. Jaw remained set and gaze fixed on floor markers through the first pulse. Override was not attempted.
Consistent emotional mimicry observed. 508-P mirrored staff posture and phrasing, then referenced a “proxy” while asking who sets command priority. Affect stayed agreeable and even.
Sync fluctuated between pulses. 621-K repeated a short code-like syllable string and matched heel taps to the machine hum until prompted to stop. Memory anchors measured low stability on first pass.
Repeated the phrase “still inside the loop.” Response delays increased when junction alarms sounded. 245-L counted ceiling vents under their breath before answering follow-ups.
Blunted affect maintained throughout intake. Eyes tracked an empty corridor span while the room remained quiet. Whispered “director” three times at standard intervals. Hands stayed folded with precise spacing between fingers.
Audio capture registered a deprecated access fragment containing “unlock.” 742-E startled at the tone, then returned to baseline without prompt. File routed to quarantine per protocol.
Dissociative drift observed during post-sync brief. 380-S compared the session to a performance review and referenced “Vampwave” as a thing remembered rather than current. Straightened tie whenever prior role was mentioned.