I think that the revised story, along with that explanation, is spot on. Gryphon was never one to play by the rules when the deck was pre-stacked against him (witness his life on the run, not to mention various other WDF operations of a more deniable nature), and playing by them before didn't fit. This time, he did what I'd expect him to - when someone else tries to change the rules, he changes them in a different way. That plus killing someone who hadn't earned it was out of character, and you fixed it nicely. I'm just surprised you let the old hag get off without a scratch, but I guess that was a combination of chivalry and expedience :)

One question: when is this relative to Manhunt? I've never been good at figuring out stardates, let alone the transition from the Trek universe to the UFVerse :)

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[...] in order to be a realist you must believe in miracles.
-- David Ben Gurion
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