Widget's response is a simple |You'd know.| And a small, non-interactive version of the alarms that are set to pop up if that were to happen. Bright, eye-catching, and loud are all things that can be said of the alarms and not the mostly inactive karaoke room.<br/><br/>And after a few episodes are over, Widget sends a little poke to Bunny. This will be the final make or break moment, according to the other runner. Either the manager is dead and Bunny probably wants to leave just because of dead body, the manager is alive and angry and Bunny probably doesn't want to get involved in the shouting match between runner and corporate cog, or the manager is undead and Bunny's going to be really working for that pay.<br/><br/>Thermal imagining and sound analysis seems to run out any hope of the manager being alive. Despite her relationship with the fuzz, Bunny is given a ready count for Widget's entry into the office. |Tell me when you're ready. I'm going to kick down the door and hope that it's a fuckin' zombie.|