and orders Keith Brady to retrieve the contracts for formal signing.

Night is initially reluctant to sign, citing concerns with relatively minor elements of the contract. The Investor makes modifications to the contract to accomodate Mr. Night's concerns.

Mr. Night remains unable to sign, citing an inability to hold the pen and produce the requisite fluid for it. Grant Page assists Night in holding the pen, acquiring the necessary fluid from a vein in Night's arm, and guiding his hand to sign the contract.

Mr. Night begins to grow impatient and voices his desire to leave, having other urgent and necessary business matters to attend to.

Mr. Night exits the Lowell Factory using his own methods, rather than exiting through the main entrance and signing out normally. Vanessa Killroy is told tomark Mr. Night as having signed out. The Investor returns to its office, to meet with Elder Foreman Randolph Metzger and discuss the newly formed contract.

RESULTS/FOLLOW UP

The Factory-Spectre Contract has been upheld by Mr. Night and other members of the Chicago Spectre, leading to a drastically increased profit margin with regard to the products in question. Market demand for such products remains otherwise limited in scale, with Chicago Spectre represents a unique customer for Factory interests. The Factory-Spectre Contract represents growth into a previously untapped and fruitful market. Further market research and development into products specifically intended to appeal to Chicago Spirit is highly recommended, as the organization likely lacks long-term sustainable suppliers. Exploiting the need for such assistance will prove vastly profitable to long-term interests, and fulfill