in the temperament of yours at an early stage because now that we know about it we can be sure that we won't place you in a situation in which you'll lose control."
             Simmonds, ironically when faced with the overwhelming calamity of the death of Kenny becomes insecure and panicked. It's extremely ironic to the conversation in Act 1 where Simmonds is taking the role of the in-control mentor who assumes an 'I know what's best' position. When
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