William looked at her “It’s not mine to tell.” Cleo persisted asking until finally William seethed angrily “He wants to be able to see a shadow pass if someone moves around him while he’s sleeping.” Cleo didn’t understand completely “And the knife?” William looked at her “A precaution.” With that he stormed away. The door was put back on its hinges.
Cleo took the information and stalked across the house, the old sleeping room had never been dismantled. As she walked in, she viewed it with fresh eyes. She thought of Edgar first, the entire room was open to the hallways so that scientists could come and go as they wished. There were three door frames and only a plastic sheet covering them. All of the beds were facing an observance window and none of them could see the entrances behind them. Then she looked around, there were no window everything was lit artificially, the room was on the third floor, there was no excuse for this. Finally she thought of William, a superstitious personality who enjoyed the personality of humans. This room had been wiped clean of all human touches, wires hung form the ceiling, the blankets were hospital grade and the floors smelled of bleach …show more content…
The first day it was completed the children had entered into the room and Cleo had monitored them from behind the glass. As they crawled into their beds, Cleo smiled. Finally, they had perfected at least one of their programs, but it made her reconvene on other older programs. She ended up spotting several flaws in their design, and they needed someone with a little more spirit. That is around the time they offered Lenna the job, she was the perfect candidate. Together they were able to fine tune their education system. But Cleo had never forgotten the feeling, what it was like when she came to the realization that the children were not experiment subjects. Last night Thomas