| Ms. Jones and Mr. Smith were apprehensive of their next spy mission and how to stop the evil villain, Atropa Belladonna; the silent killer. |
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 | Ms. Jones, we need to properly assess the situation. The antagonist has articulated clearly that if we do not appease to her will, then she will inflict harm onto the victim. | |
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| Well, Mr. Smith, Atropa Belladonna should not be tested with your plan. She has put the victim in an arid environment. If we give her what she wants the way you have previously described in past meetings, Belladonna is apathetic, which could result in poor Ms. Jenkins will most likely lose her life no matter what we give to this villain. | |
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| Ms. Jones has accepted Mr. Smith's idea and adopted a more effective plan. |
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| All I'm saying is that we hide someone along with the shipment to ambush her. Then we tie her up and figure out where the Jenkins is. | |
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| I see what you're trying to say. We'll send it, but the arbitrary opinion is we should add a tracker onto the classified item and get her then. | |
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| The spies have officially come to an agreement and start their plan that night. |
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| Alright, I guess that's settled. The plan starts tonight, Ms. Jones? | |
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| We send the package tonight, Mr. Smith. | |
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