The conversation revolves around a company called LifeLine, which appears to be a time-traveling service designed to prevent impending deaths. The dialogue includes a conversation between a LifeLine agent named Connor Hooks and a client named Miranda, who has been informed that she will die in thirty-three days. Connor is then tasked with saving Miranda's life before her predicted death.
The conversation also includes an incident where Connor intervenes to prevent a client, Porter Booth, from being killed. Despite the danger, Connor manages to save Porter's life.
Later, there's a mention of a client named Haley who goes "red" thirty-three days ago, indicating a death in her future. Another agent is sent to save Haley but fails. Connor is then asked to save Haley before another agent is sent to kill her.
The dialogue ends with Connor expressing frustration about the potential loss of his job due to his actions in saving lives, as the company's rules prohibit intervention in the client's timeline.
1. The speaker is speaking to Lori Wescott and informs her that her password is "hummingbird" .
2. Lori Wescott is from LifeLine .
3. The speaker is expressing concern about Lori Wescott's safety, stating that in thirty-three days, she will die .
4. The speaker is apologizing for causing inconvenience and admits to being clumsy .
5. The speaker is trying to reassure Lori Wescott about the safety of a device they are about to install .
6. The speaker is expressing surprise and concern when they realize that the device can send them into the future .
7. The speaker is discussing the LifeLine device and its ability to scan vital signs and communicate with surveillance systems .
8. The speaker is emphasizing that the device is not scary and is less complicated than it sounds .
9. The speaker is explaining that the device can find them wherever they are .
10. The speaker is discussing the process of setting jump coordinates and the urgency of the situation .
11. The speaker is explaining that the device can send an agent into the future to save a client's life .
12. The speaker is expressing frustration and anger about a situation involving a client who is destined to die in thirty-three days .
13. The speaker is discussing the concept of jumping an agent forward in time to a new timeline where new outcomes are possible .
14. The speaker is expressing pride in their work and the growth of their company .
15. The speaker is discussing the need for someone to manage the jumps and schedule the saves .
16. The speaker is expressing frustration and anger about a situation involving a client who is destined to die in thirty-three days .
17. The speaker is expressing surprise and concern when they realize that the device can send them into the future .
18. The speaker is discussing the process of setting jump coordinates and the urgency of the situation .
19. The speaker is explaining that the device can send an agent into the future to save a client's life .
20. The speaker is expressing frustration and anger about a situation involving a client who is destined to die in thirty-three days .