In one of the more high-tech cells, they keep a clockwork man. He just hangs from a data cable like a puppet with it's strings cut, programs running along his brain and cybernetic data core like fingers inside his skin. He's heard they might let him out when they're sure he can't be remotely accessed or controlled. He can't help but wonder if that's a good idea.<br/><br/>Jack Cordero remembers when everything seemed so simple. Then again, they've shown that he was wrong about that too. Right now, he just swings in the dark, like a broken toy. They say they'll fix him soon, but it's funny - the only person saying it and the person doing the fixing is someone who the clockwork man was built to kill.<br/><br/>Jack wonders if he'll ever see the sunlight ever again.