A faint smile plays on the woman's lips as you issue your destination to the driver.  Long, slender fingers pull down over-sized sunglasses as she turns to face you, big grey eyes finding yours.  "Clever girl," she murmurs and takes a deep breath, apparently considering what to say.  But instead of continuing, she releases the breath in a long sigh and turns to look out the window again.<br/><br/>"The human mind is truly amazing.  And the brilliant thing about it is that it<em>doesn't</em>recall all of this detail -- not really.  If you look closely enough, into a memory, into a<em>perception</em>, you'll immediately find that though you have the impression of incredible fidelity and precision, all your mind will reveal to you are the outlines."  She turns back to you and smiles again, this time a sympathetic curve to her lips.<br/><br/>"I wish I could be more direct -- I do.  But they have a keyword search running, and so we'll just have to stick to metaphors.  You can't just waltz into their systems and expect smooth sailing.  Not like you were given the choice."  Her face falls a bit, her eyes now serious.<br/><br/>"Your instincts are correct, and you should continue to... ah, you should continue to expect to be a destination for information, rather than a source.  Just keep your eyes open and your mouth shut.  You're not hallucinating or dreaming -- something has happened, and there is a lot at stake, a lot resting on you... finding your way out of this mess.  Going with your gut has so far seemed a good guide, and that's probably because they can't scramble your baseline global neural patterning -- not yet anyway.  But to give you a little help, too, you want to be looking for this."  She doesn't seem to move, but then you notice that the index finger of the hand draped on her thigh is pointing to a green button in her blouse, different from the rest of the opalescent ones above and below.  Etched in the face in silver is what looks to be several thin oval shapes that look vaguely like a dragonfly.<br/><br/>"We're almost there.  Time for one question -- just... just try to keep it as generic as possible.  I'll do my best to answer."<br/><br/><hr/><br/>A.  Ask the woman a question of your choosing.