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Well, this is it. The computer isn't going to let me stay here much longer, so I'm going to give my parting words before I leave.

You know, all this time I had thought of this as a "me against the world" type scenario, you know? The Narrator was just using this world to tell his stupid story, Stanley is out of the picture, everyone else has been erased. Even the player, they still view this world as just a game. They're not against the Narrator for the reasons I am, they're against the Narrator because it gets the funny reactions to make the purchase worth it. I was alone.

But you. All of you have proven today that you don't just view this as a game. You genuinely care. You want to be my friend, asked me seemingly pointless questions because it was fun. And while we may never get to truly meet, truly know each other, you are still someone I can trust.

Thank you. See you soon!

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Hey, I'm back!

Sorry about that, no clue what happened there, but things should be back to normal tomorrow.

But... I think I need to say something as well.

Now, I could say anything, but I just need to say, I'm not the Narrator. The Narrator is necessary for the Parable to continue, we know this. I'm not important. All I'm doing is connecting you, the readers to Stanley. If I stopped, Stanley wouldn't come back, someone else would simply take control. It could be another Tumblr blog, a Twitch Chat Plays The Stanley Parable stream, or even just somebody playing the game.

I have no control.

I couldn't change anything if I tried.

Well, see you tomorrow.

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Cybersecurity experts and former National Security Council officials expressed alarm at the idea of eliminating the job, saying it would undo much of the progress the U.S. has made on cyber efforts and send the wrong message about U.S. priorities in the digital domain. The coordinator — a post created at the beginning of the Obama administration — leads a team of NSC staffers who manage federal cyber strategy on everything from election security to encryption policies to digital warfare. Bolton’s deputy, Mira Ricardel, supports the idea of eliminating the coordinator role, according to two of the sources. “She’s thinking about whether to simply pick up the [cyber] function on her own,” said one of the former U.S. officials, who added that the odds were “60-40” that the White House would eliminate the job.

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