Editing Questions/Question 189

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    |AskedBy=stoplickingthedamnthing
	|DateAsked=2025-10-27
	|QuestionText=So, given that Gale went on the Jet 2 Holiday, and presumably has those "protect Patho-Gen" compulsions, to what degree would he be able to help in this very innocent little caper? If he can't kill any Patho-Gen mooks, would it still be alright for him to participate as passive assistance? Going along with Eli, using his Carnivora powers to help disorient people, carrying bodies? He hates having his mind messed with, so could he have recognized and pushed through the reprogramming to an extent? Don't wanna go against any intended consequences, just curious!
    |DateAnswered=2025-10-27
    |AnswerText=We think that with Eli there to counterbalance the effects, Gale will do just fine! It might be extremely hard for him to aid in <i>killing</i> anybody, and sometimes he may feel a flare-up of defensiveness on Patho-Gen's behalf, if you wish to play with this. The intent behind the force-imprint with Patho-Gen is to turn the Augmented into unwilling little doggy-protectors, having that Carnivora-type Gale come to Patho-Gen's aid should they require it. Of course, none of the Patho-Gen mooks who Gale and Eli encounter will know how to make the greatest <i>use</i> of this force-imprint, given that most of them don't even know it's there... (Beware of the members of Patho-Gen who <i>do</i> know if its existence. They are the ones to be feared most, but they're also the ones least likely to be encountered.)<br><br>Gale can absolutely be aware of these weird impulses, especially after the fact. 'Hey, why the hell did Eli coming for the throat of a Patho-Gen dummy make me snarl and want to protect them?' These are all feelings of protectiveness that can be resisted, and Gale can still use his powers to menace the staff. He may have a hard time <i>killing</i> or mortally wounding anybody, however... but with enough willpower, these impulses can be resisted if not being actively employed.
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