Pact Memo
The Pact Memo is an undated, five-signature proposal rejecting survival for more than one facility, now exposed among Donald's notes.
Story so far
The aged sheet headed RE: THE PACT records an earlier proposal for ten facilities and a century-long cleanse, then revises it to thirty facilities and two centuries, subject to further revision. It rejects allowing two facilities to reach E-Day or keeping one in reserve and gives modeled long-term survivability prospects of 42 percent. Charlotte regards the Senator's note as a suicide pact.
The memo now lies visible among Donald's open notes when Darcy finds her.
Appearance
One aged, undated sheet bears five signatures and the heading RE: THE PACT.
Role
It documents a proposed restriction on which facilities may survive and forms part of the evidence Charlotte holds.
Relationships
Sources — 8 recorded facts, by chapter
- The Pact memo consists of one aged sheet with five signatures.
- The Pact memo has no date.
- The memo says the earlier proposal called for ten facilities and a century-long cleanse.
- The memo revises the proposal to thirty facilities and two centuries, subject to further revision.
- The memo rejects allowing two facilities to reach E-Day or keeping one in reserve.
- The memo reports modeled long-term survivability prospects of 42 percent.
- Charlotte has a note from the Senator that she regards as a suicide pact.
- The Pact memo lies visible among Donny’s open notes when Darcy finds Charlotte.