The people of Bunker No. 0
It's easiest to look at Bunker No. 0 through the numbers. Power, air, equipment condition. That doesn't work so well with people, tempting as it was.
Behind a residential sector are someone's habits. Behind a decision to cut consumption is someone's inconvenient evening. And behind the tidy word “order”, there's usually someone getting in its way.
In Bunker No. 0, you become residents. A resident has a name and a story that continues between broadcasts. Our decisions stay with us, too.
So I try to remember who I'm talking to. It also helps to remember who promised to lend a hand, then disappeared at a remarkably convenient moment.