  There were a couple of times there; times when humanity had its chance. But that time has unfortunately, for you, passed.
This Juggernaut can no longer be stopped. I can no longer be put in my place. Magnitude is in full power right now. Have you run into that guy? I’m sure you have. The one at your work, at school; the one you say to yourself, this man is well on his way to being out of control.
There is one last chance of saving him, and it’s to put him in his place right now. I need to show him that he’s only human, that things can go wrong so that in the future he won’t screw it up big time, lose it all at once, and end up dead. Yeah, that was me, ten minutes ago. Now there is no hope, now I will not be stopped; I cannot be stopped. When were those chances you ask? You could have brought me to my knees when I wasn’t driving Rogue01. You could have had me for those couple of days I mourned the loss of Amy. You could have gotten me when I was stepping into that first interview, unsure of my abilities, and what that first assignment would be like. But now, you’re going to have to wait a good amount of time before I revert back to Falter. This inflation is going to be bigger than the Dot Com bust.
What brought this about you might ask? You might say it was a small thing, but it was an interview that I had with a potential assignment this morning. I talked with our sales rep on the way over there and she relayed her feelings that perhaps they were not sure about needing me; too new to the field and so on. Still I was able to walk into the interview comfortably. I told myself just let him know what you have, no pretending that you know something you don’t.
If you get the assignment then you get it, otherwise it’s no big deal. By the end of it he stood outside with me and the salesperson and said, if this guy could start for us tomorrow I would love to have him working on this project. The salesperson was astounded. On the way back to the car she asked me what the heck I had told this guy that had made him so happy.
I told her that she never had a thing to worry about, Rogue was on the job. Now truthfully I think I know where I stand. I know there are going to be pitfalls. I know that sometime I’m going to walk into a place and find that I just don’t have a clue. But that day is not today, and I’m going to enjoy every moment of it. 
