[And just like that, Marco can feel his own anger rising to a boiling point. Not because of the first remark, but because of the second. Pretending to be Jean is one thing, insulting the man Jean's become is another. It's a touchy subject because now matter how much Marco still attempts to stand by his friend, a part of him fears that he's to blame for Jean's steady decline. That instead of worrying about the state of the Military Police in general, he should've worried more about the state of his closest companion.]

You'd better get the hell out of my sight before I have you put on probation! This poor excuse of a joke has gone on long enough!