oh, and haha...not give him more sensitive information...

You made me pee my pants. Seriously, that was hilarious! xD

Wow, this was so funny. *sigh* So little they know... Haha, secrets...

Angelica (:

Good, but I got kinda pissed that they said Chuck shouldn't be an agent. HE TOTALLY SHOULD! He can SO keep secrets (I mean, seriously, his HEAD?). Lol, anyways, I did like this. Interesting to see what they though. (:

Angelica

I love the style of this report...it's just awesome...and by the way, I loved the psychiatrists recommending that Captain Awesome would be a good confidant for Chuck. I would love to read that! :D And of course, recommeding that he not have access to too many secrets. I loved the details and analysis like 7% of "I" and "me". Do you have to write technical reports in "real" life? because you are seriously good at it. I took a technical writing class but never got this good ;D Great job!

"Limiting the amount of sensitive information which he knows would limit the desire to make the compromise and the cost to the agency of a successful compromise."

I couldn't help but laugh at that! XD

I like how you wrote this, I like reading something different, and I've only read a few fics like this.

Are you considering a sequel where the CIA takes some of these guy's advice? If you are, I'll be reading it.

I have really enjoyed this whole cycle-Chuck's journal entries and then the analysis by the psychiatrists. You must have read more than a few of these things, because they read as very real. I loved the end part that the recommendation was to not expose Chuck to any more sensitive material. LOL! As if! He IS the sensitive material. The General must be tearing her hair out. This was a great exercise, and it actually gave me some ideas for my fandom. Keep up the good work, you're a good writer, and this was definitely unique in Chuckfic.

Oh, I can imagine a briefing where a disgruntled Sarah, expressing her displeasure towards Beckman at being turned effectively into a "nursemaid", completely misses Chuck's free falling self-esteem. Another test requiring a mature level of understanding that Chuck will most assuredly fail. ;)

More in a PM.

Well they do have him pretty much to the 'T'...except for the desertion part, I doubt Chuck would ever change sides. Great job.

A great success with drawing conclusions and summarizing what we enjoyed in snippets each day! You stepped in it, though, with setting yourself up for at least half a dozen sequels on what happens if/when any of their conclusions come to fruition ; ) And I don't know if all of the conclusions ring true, so it would be fun to see something that was unexpected...

Thanks - it was a fun ride!

nice story. Bit dry on the read, but excellent to use as a reference to a solid plot using the information in the story. Thanks.

A great end of Chuck's journal. It was interesting to read the psychiatrists thought about Chuck. Was really funny about Chuck's obsession of Sarah. The recommendations was good, I can understand many of the choice of them and you really succeeded with you analysis of Chuck.

Didn't I guessed that some of the other subjects was Bryce Larkin, but it was a interesting way of decrypting the names. I really thought about other way of encrypting.

I hope you write another fan fic soon :p

Osced

With the use of words such as 'flee', 'volatile', and 'unpredictable', I was thinking that their recommendation at the end of the month would be a secure facility, but they have also noted that would be extremely diffulcult, so it will be interesting to see the final analysis - and also to see the findings from Sarah. Thanks for the update!

are you a psychology major? this would be an interesting case study.

Poor Chuck - he really needs a vacation.

Inserting that they wants some informations from Sarah.

Keep up the great work

Osced

Again, very interesting piece here. Thanks.

Boy, they like to make the smallest detail into a really big problem don't they and think that Chuck will turn bad. Geez, do these people have love lives at all? Great job by the way.