Summary

In the morning, Klein and Singleton met to continue the briefing, though both were bored by these repetitive meetings. Singleton already had the Psych Corps Credo and facts of the case memorized by heart, but Klein quizzed him on how causal events were enfolded along with trauma, obliterating potentially large swathes of memories in any way connected to the painful event, and the nature of the Black Flags, a biker gang formed of failed enfold veterans. Klein began rambling about his time in Korea while Singleton fantasized about Wendy. When Klein let him go, he joined her to smoke by the canal. Wendy told him she preferred the Rolling Stones, violent and raw, to the Beatles, who sounded dull and enfolded. Singleton disagreed, but wanted to avoid an argument with her this early in their relationship. They drove to the beach and had...