[OOC: don't worry at all! I know you've been sick, and I'm all for the backtags.]

[Guy is deadly quiet as she explains. He didn't want to know all of this. She clearly didn't understand that this is a huge pill to swallow. This sort of information could change the game, or say too much about what happens to him and his friends.]

So it all happens, doesn't it? The whole bloody project. The Americans decide to take their time entering the war, and then they suddenly grow big-boy wings and explode the masses.

[He isn't saying anything about these double agents. He's already been one for over ten years. That isn't to say he's a stalwart communist. Even spies for the Comintern can see that communism isn't perfect except on paper, that Stalin isn't so benevolent when he's supplying the Red Army with soldiers by the hundred thousands... only for a third of them to die each week on the battlefront.

Hell, saying what he's said about the Manhatten project already says too bloody much. He hopes there won't be much remarked on.]

Churchill is a good man.

[Then again, Guy has some personal ties to Winston Churchill that near nobody knows about.]