Editing Alabaster (section)

===Early-[[Ward]]===
[[The Wardens]], the successor organization to [[the Protectorate]], committed some resources into investigating how to rescue victims trapped inside time effects.<ref>“The Wardens didn’t ask us before they signed off on this, yet they have people devoted to idiotic things like rescuing people from time bubbles and loops. - [https://www.parahumans.net/2018/04/07/shadow-interlude-5-x/  Excerpt] from [[Interlude 5x II]]</ref> After much research, they initially believed it was too risky to free them.<ref>“The Wardens were looking into those effects, as well as the ongoing Gray Boy loops,” Jeanne said.  “They researched it and decided no.  The same people who petitioned the Wardens then petitioned the government.  It crossed my desk, but I already had some faint knowledge of what it was about.  I considered, researched, and came to the decision that ''yes'', I know a way to undo the effect.  ''No'', I won’t actually do it.”<br><br>''Using her power'', I thought.  ''She could free people from perpetual torment and she says no''.<br><br>“Why no?” I asked. - [[Blinding 11.4]]</ref><ref>“And you don’t know why?  The thinkers can’t shed any light on this?” I asked.<br><br>“Little.”<br><br>“You’re saying you checked, you’re saying no, risky for reasons you can’t disclose.  The Wardens checked, and ''they’re'' saying no, the thinkers think it’s volatile somehow…”<br><br>“Yes,” Cinereal said.  “Volatile is a good way to put it.  It might not explode.  It might be devastating.” - [[Blinding 11.4]]</ref>

When [[Victoria]] asked [[Jeanne Wynn]] for information on all [[Brockton Bay]] victims trapped in time stasis effects and Alabaster was referenced, she immediately states Alabaster was not a hero, which Jeanne then keeps in mind.<ref name="II11.4 eNotHero" />