Keltham promptly comes over.  "Hey.  Whatcha want from me and how much am I getting paid for it?"

Keltham is young, male, and does not fundamentally have a concept that any worse thing could happen to him than Civilization needing to be a place where he needs to act scared even though he's done nothing wrong.  It would, by his lights, in fact be a pretty bad thing, and if this is how it begins, fine and so be it and he'll go down in flames and if possible take the Supervisors of Economic Conduct down with him.  People should not be scared of their paid employees, which is what any part of Governance is.

Keltham promptly comes over.  "Hey.  Whatcha want from me and how much am I getting paid for it?"

Keltham is young, male, and does not fundamentally have a concept that any worse thing could happen to him than Civilization needing to be a place where he needs to act scared even though he's done nothing wrong.  It would, by his lights, in fact be a pretty bad thing; and if this is how begins the end of his story within Civilization, fine and so be it and he'll go down in flames and if possible take the Supervisors of Economic Conduct down with him.  People should not be scared of their paid employees, which is what any part of Governance is.

Keltham promptly comes over.  "Hey.  Whatcha want from me and how much am I getting paid for it?"

Keltham does not fundamentally have a concept that any worse thing could happen to him than Civilization needing to be a place where he needs to act scared even though he's done nothing wrong.  It would, by his lights, in fact be a pretty bad thing; and if this is how begins the end of his story within Civilization, fine and so be it and he'll go down in flames and if possible take the Supervisors of Economic Conduct down with him.  People should not be scared of their paid employees, which is what any part of Governance is.

Keltham promptly comes over.  "Hey.  Whatcha want from me and how much am I getting paid for it?"

Keltham does not fundamentally have a concept that any worse thing could happen to him than Civilization needing to be a place where he needs to act scared even though he's done nothing wrong.  It would, by his lights, in fact be a pretty bad thing; and if this is how begins the end of his story within Civilization, fine and so be it and he'll go down in flames and if possible take the Supervisors of Economic Conduct down with him.  People should not be scared of their paid employees, which is all that any part of Governance is.

Keltham promptly comes over.  "Hey.  Whatcha want from me and how much am I getting paid for it?"

Keltham does not fundamentally have a concept that any worse thing could happen to him than Civilization needing to be a place where he needs to act scared even though he's done nothing wrong.  It would, by his lights, in fact be a pretty bad thing; and if this is how begins the end of his story within Civilization, fine and so be it and he'll go down in flames and if possible take the Supervisors of Economic Conduct down with him.  People should not be scared of their paid employees, which is what any part of Governance is.