Sera was a terrible patient.
I say this as someone who is also a terrible patient — I recognize the specific qualities of a person who has spent their life managing things and is now being told to not manage things and is managing the not-managing extremely actively.
She read everything. She reorganized her home office from the couch with a tablet. She had nineteen opinions about Draven's updated resource allocation strategy and communicated all of them in detail. She wrote three formal letters for the Voss family legal file. She read the entire Records northern corridor first intake report and annotated it.
She did all of this from a horizontal or semi-horizontal position, which she maintained as a technical compliance with the rest protocol.
Draven let her.
Which was, I thought, the
