After their last encounter, Sinclair would know it anywhere. If not for the thick German, then at least for the thick revulsion dripping from her words.
And really he should leave her there. He's not a hero, he would be better off just walking away. But burning bridges with that kind of permanence tends to come back to haunt you, she may be of some value to their cause.
Not to mention, he imagines Jack might be a little upset to learn of her tortured demise.
Or maybe not, maybe he's frustrated enough to be glad she's dead. But if Sinclair were a betting man, which he certainly isn't, he would put his money on needing Doctor Tenenbaum alive.
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After their last encounter, Sinclair would know it anywhere. If not for the thick German, then at least for the thick revulsion dripping from her words.
And really he should leave her there. He's not a hero, he would be better off just walking away. But burning bridges with that kind of permanence tends to come back to haunt you, she may be of some value to their cause.
Not to mention, he imagines Jack might be a little upset to learn of her tortured demise.
Or maybe not, maybe he's frustrated enough to be glad she's dead. But if Sinclair were a betting man, which he certainly isn't, he would put his money on needing Doctor Tenenbaum alive.
Now he just needs a plan.