The two in the back hear a question from below. They're silent for a moment at the words. What an absurd question. It does spark a little conversation between the two, somewhat unrelated to the question. Bitching about another person that worked with them, but didn't do that good. They sound a bit tired, and it comes across in how they tell her to be quiet.  With something of a heavy hand, but not too much fire.<br/><br/>The older sounding of the two tells the dissident that she should probably confess early. She might get some mercy if she repents quickly.<br/><br/>The younger sounding one curses at the other, calls him a fool. These kinds of dissidents won't confess early. A third voice, a bit indistinct as though through a barrier tells the two in the back that the dissident probably should have been gagged. The two in back argue the merits of actually taking off the bag versus just using a bit more of the chloroform and hoping that they get to the jail before she wakes up again.<br/><br/>A little blame gets pushed towards the driver for not holding the cloth to her face long enough. He felt that an accidental killing would have looked bad on his record.<br/><br/>Ultimately, it's a moot point. Before she can be gagged, or chloroformed again the vehicle arrives. One thing that the pair in the back can agree on is that the girl shouldn't try and struggle. She's going to be interrogated soon, and trying to escape is the same as saying she's guilty.<br/><br/>When the bag does come off, she's in a rather sticky situation. Bright lights shine in her eyes, interrogators smiling shark like smiles that promise nothing good.<br/><br/>"Are you awake? Are you aware?" The man in front of her asks, another light coming on behind him.