With a quick flourish at the end of the last word, so too did the interview end, as if perfectly orchestrated. Corinne's notebook was filled to the brim with her sharp, neat handwriting detailing short critiques of the interview, observations, and her own perceptions. At her side was a laptop with tab after tab of social media pages pulled up, scrolling endlessly with viewer reactions, vulgar quips, and quibbling. She shot her glance between the backstage feed and her monitor, endlessly looking to build on the notes she would give to the politician on-screen at their post-interview briefing. This was part of her job as a body man, as they called it, and it was quite comparable to social media feeds -- never, ever ceasing.<br/><br/>It was hard to say she loathed Marcus, but it was even harder to say that she particularly liked him, either. If anything, her tolerance for his manufactured winning personality came from the fact that she was damn lucky to have landed a position as his PA and the pay was enough to satisfy the mountain of student debt that her political science degree produced just a few years back. His interviews only served to magnify the poster boy politician, the megawatt smile and almost sickeningly sweet charm. As much as she hated to admit it, he worked it to his advantage and skirted the line closely without coming across as a total phony.<br/><br/>Her eyes traced each scrolling line.<br/><em>I hate this dude, but he could convince me to let him do my sister in a heartbeat @cnn</em><br/><em>everyone needs to listen!! libs jsut want a nanny state!!!! #tcot</em><br/><em>Who is this guy, Mitt Romney's penis personified? #nothanks @cnn</em><br/><br/>She cracked a grin at the last line in spite of herself, wishing she would have thought of it herself. She didn't agree with any of Marcus' policies, especially in regards to economics, and found his political style repelling. Regardless, she was an actress and her part was the liberal college grad turned Reagan sycophant after realizing his innate genius. The politicians weren't the only ones with parts to play.