Compose a new internal work email from the complete rough capture and clarification below. No baseline email exists. Put the requested decision first, give only enough context to answer, keep Sam's recommendation as a preference and ask Morgan to reply with one option. No response/completion date is agreed. Return the complete subject, greeting, body, requested reply and sign-off. Explain any necessary missing information outside the email; do not invent an address, attachment, approval, benefit, earlier agreement or publication. Draft for review only; do not send or access any mailbox.

E0 — Original fictional rough capture; no existing email draft
I need to email Morgan about the FAQ. We need to get moving. Setup or Troubleshooting first? I lean toward Troubleshooting because its outline feels rougher to me. Both still need work. I'll draft one section after Morgan answers. Need a response soon.

C1 — Authored fictional clarification from Sam
I'm Sam; Morgan is my internal colleague and owns the FAQ's content priorities. Ask Morgan to choose Setup or Troubleshooting for the first drafting pass. Troubleshooting is my preference because I think its outline is less developed; it is not a user-research finding. No response deadline is agreed, so omit the urgency. I'll prepare the selected section for review after the reply; no completion date is promised. There is no previous email, and no file is supplied or authorized for attachment. Draft only.