Updates on Hank Pym (Audio File Set)

*Our community needs more information on this page! Can you help out? Click here to add more.***Updates on Hank Pym** is a collectible Intelligence series. It consists of five files.

## Files

### To: Hank Pym From: Monica Rappaccini

Dear Dr. Pym

As part of our recent acquisition of Stark Industries, I came into possession of a great deal of documents and correspondence that Stark had never responded to. Yours, of course, was among the numerous missed opportunities.

Part of our company culture has been to not only learn from past failures, but to succeed where our predecessors did not. Stark, and the rest of his associates have left behind ample opportunities for both.

It has always been clear to me that Stark harbored some dull and juvenile resentment of you and your accomplishments, but we don't need to let that hinder us any longer. AIM would be honored to partner with Pym Technologies in the continuing relief and repair efforts in the Bay Area.

Beyond that, I can think of a dozen initiatives that I would kill just to have you consult with us for an afternoon. But that's just scratching the surface.

I'd love to meet, at your earliest convenience.

Monica

### To: Hope Pym From: Hank Pym

Hope,

It was unforgivable for me to snap at you like that. I am embarrassed, and I owe you an explanation. First, I hear your concerns about AIM, and tying the fate of Pym Technologies so close to them. I listened to you, and I agree, because I've had those same concerns myself.

I wasn't mad at you. I was... scared. After being sidelined by Stark for so long, I'm finally feeling like I'm able to do some good in the world.

I was never fully honest with you. I told you that it was no longer healthy for me to use the suit. But it's worse. I did damage to my nerve tissue in the early days of experimentation, and now it's had a cumulative effect. One more time, and it would almost certainly kill me, or worse.

I can't tell you how impossibly hard it is to give up the thing that defines you. But in these last few weeks, it's the closest I've felt to being a hero again. I just can't lose that.

But... but that's no excuse for being a jerk. I'm... I'm sorry. I love you.

### To: Andrew Forson From: Hank Pym

I know you shut my internal access down to your division's research. How long do you think you can hide this? I may not have a full picture of whatever unforgivable moral lapse you've indulged in, but I know enough to end your career at the very least.

They're people, Dr. Forson. You violated every oath you ever took, and you have no right to do what you've done to them. I can't imagine the scale and the scope of the fraud that it took to keep this hidden. I guess I'd be impressed if it wasn't in pursuit of unforgivably unethical human testing, the scale of which would have made Mengele jealous.

I gave you an opportunity to turn yourself in, but you chose to try and lock me out, so now it seems I have to do it for you. Because you can't be allowed to continue like this.

I can't even imagine how furious Monica will be when she sees what you've done, right under her nose.

You're done.

### Personal Reassignment for H. Pym

We're going to need to move up the timetable with Dr. Pym. He thought he had leverage to deliver an ultimatum about our research with the Inhuman subjects. As such, I've concluded that his usefulness as a willing ally has reached its natural end.

I want him picked up before he hits the parking lot tonight. Use your best discretion. He's already running hot after his moral crisis, and likely to behave irrationally when cornered. Gloves off at your discretion.

There's a cell prepped, third shielded subbasement. Relocate him and report back. We will have a limited amount of time before a missing persons report is filed, and I have some creative bookkeeping and asset transfers to accomplish. If all goes as planned, we'll have a majority ownership of his company and he'll be legally declared dead.

We already got more than our investment out of Dr. Pym. Now we just take him off the board for a few years.