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RUSSIAN COMMANDER Okay, due to some technical difficulties, I just found out I've been recording this journal over every six days... whereas I thought previous entries were being saved on external servers... I was, in fact, recording over them... INT. UNDER GROUND LAYER, OFFICE - LATER
Russian Commander appears somber and defeated as he RUSSIAN COMMANDER (CONT'D) This likely means that this is not Day 6 of documentation... but in all likelihood, it could mean day 61... according to the number of hours stated by the... Patient. RUSSIAN COMMANDER (CONT'D) It honestly doesn't feel right to call them that anymore... it is quite possible that they're all beyond treatment. RUSSIAN COMMANDER (CONT'D) ... And that my own circumstances are a bit more dire than I initially thought. Memory loss appears to have effected me. Urgent request for back-up supplies and care, as needed. RUSSIAN COMMANDER I have no longer decided to abide by my post. I am officially abandoning this project... because I think it has been run with poor management support! And is extremely underfunded! I mean, my God, if you're trying to isolate and understand the very essence of sentient life, you may want to invest in a more hospitable climate! RUSSIAN COMMANDER (to Camera) Preliminary effects of drug have shown repeated brain activity evidenced by daily CT scans. The stimulates seem to arouse brain activity in similar effect to that of an REM state... kind of a waking dream for the patient. No conclusion as of yet to suggest that this allows for the prolonging of sleep. RUSSIAN COMMANDER (CONT'D) (to Camera) I will say this though... I think the work we're doing here is important... I can't help but be compelled by some of these... more curious findings... will continue to monitor and report. Gerry, out. Russian Commander reaches over and turns off the camera.