>>104 I must admit, reading this brought me a sort of grim satisfaction - I think it's the first time I've seen Sniper as the character who's the traitor. Although an argument could be plausibly made for that kind of characterisation, considering his profession and "are we being paid for this" attitude. Kind of cool to see Spy reacting to being betrayed, too. I like the idea of him (and other team members) having a skewed sense of morality but still their own personal standards. Like pretending to be someone's teammate and stabbing them in the back is okay, but faking romance isn't. Interesting to play around with that kind of thing.