[The opposite, for once: it's true that he likes both places, but equally true that he has zero interest in being employed by either one. He's sure he can't go back to being any kind of police up here, but there has to be something he finds at least a little engaging.
The truth is, he's starting to tire of being alone with his thoughts. Or, more accurately: he's starting to get bored.]
Why don't you ask around at places you might be interested in and speak to the supervising wardens directly? They could let you know if they have openings and what your responsibilities would be. You may even be able to try the job before committing to see if you enjoy it.
My only request of you is that it is something that you believe you would enjoy.
[No, that's not how this is supposed to work, not at all. He mentioned that inmates have jobs and asked if he should get one. She was supposed to say yes, pick something suitable, and tell him to do it. This isn't supposed to be about what he wants, or what he'd enjoy.
He can't say it's like she doesn't even know him, because he's pretty sure she knows exactly what she's doing. And the most annoying part of all is that there's absolutely nothing he can do about it.
Sigh. Well played, Caitlin. At least she gave him some language he can use with the other wardens, so he doesn't have to admit pretend this was his idea in the first place.]
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Good evening, Fraser. Of course you may.
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Do you think I should get a job?
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I do know there's an inmate position available in the greenhouse, if that's something you might be interested in.
There's also an opening in the library.
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Maybe we'd better see the list before making any decisions.
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We would also need to talk to the supervising warden before any job posting could be finalized.
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The truth is, he's starting to tire of being alone with his thoughts. Or, more accurately: he's starting to get bored.]
Yes, of course. I understand.
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My only request of you is that it is something that you believe you would enjoy.
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He can't say it's like she doesn't even know him, because he's pretty sure she knows exactly what she's doing. And the most annoying part of all is that there's absolutely nothing he can do about it.
Sigh. Well played, Caitlin. At least she gave him some language he can use with the other wardens, so he doesn't have to
admitpretend this was his idea in the first place.]Understood. I'll keep you posted.