to whom it may concern

[metatemporal]

Test results

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sent at 11:28 PM (two minutes ago)
FROM	Dr. Harrison Wells <harrison.wells@starlabs.com>;
TO	Hartley Rathaway <r88gjfke8@hushmail.com>;
resultscomparison.pdf Mr. Rathaway and associate, Attached are the DNA comparison results for your samples. Please feel free to call, email, or visit S.T.A.R. Labs during regular hours if there are any irregularities you wish to discuss. - Harrison Wells Director of S.T.A.R. Labs 4737 Garrick Ave. Central City, MO 63118 314-574-5252
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[socialactivillain]

[ He's not convinced that Wells is quite so much the evil mastermind Hartley has described him as, or else he wouldn't be here, but he's far from believing Wells is harmless. ]

Yes, I imagine you do. Since it was your particle accelerator that has caused so many problems, even after Hartley warned you not to turn it on.

[ He pauses, covering his hesitation with a sip of tea. ]

At least the Flash seems to be a good man. Slightly misguided in some things, perhaps, but the results could've been much worse. I'd hate to imagine that speed put towards less well-intentioned deeds.

[ Not that he needs to imagine it. He's seen first hand what damage a speedster who doesn't have a good heart can do. ]

[metatemporal]

Yes, that's exactly what I was referring to.

[ No sharpness there; he's used to people having to spell out loud the basic facts of the situation. ]

What kind of 'deeds' do you imagine?

[ He has to admit, he's curious, if only because he knows Barry as such an incorruptible pillar of hopeless altruism that he's never bothered to try. (Of course, Henry presumably wouldn't.) That doesn't really figure into the plans. He wants the Flash to be the Flash. But there are things Barry doesn't think about as much as he should, like the pipeline. Idealism is one thing, and naivety another. ]

[socialactivillain]

Even just above average selfishness and greed could have unfortunate impact when paired with he ability to move so fast you can't be seen. But beyond that, I imagine he could probably get away with almost anything without someone else who could run fast enough to catch him. Even murder.

[ He feels a familiar twinge of nausea as he tries not to remember the sight of Bart Allen's corpse, but he swallows it back. ]