Mister Andersen said:Look, while I appreciate what people are attempting to do, I've got to step in and point out that I'm reasonably uncomfortable with Machette's blithely reacting about what's going on as though Cleo's attempts to keep matters discrete haven't been taking place or have even been resolved.
Cassandra never managed to draw the gun to the point it was publically viewable let alone to the point where her family and the SS (who aren't even in the room) - would be aware of it, and there's no indication that Cassandra has decided to shout accusations of murder yet. As far as I can see, it should be entirely possible to get Cass out of the living area to somewhere private and turn her.
If you recall, one of our mission objectives is to keep the Senator on UNITAS' side and that's not likely to happen if he knows we're dragging his daughter away on multiple charges of attempted murder, or she gets thrown into the legal system.
Mister Andersen said:Cassandra never managed to draw the gun to the point it was publically viewable let alone to the point where her family and the SS (who aren't even in the room) - would be aware of it,
Mister Andersen said:Did you even bother to read what I posted in this thread of the IC one?
Psion said:=...is not the case. There is a secret service man at the entry to the room (you aren't his current detail, so until you make arrangements to replace one of them, this will have always been the case), and the senator certainly saw what was going on.
The secret service man will already be calling for backup and preparing to secure the hostile and arrest her.
I understand one of your character's concerns, but if you care to make a knowledge check, I might clue you in to a detail that has been mentioned but that you might be missing.
Mister Andersen said:The actual text is "There is another agent at the room entrance that nods you all in then closes the door." Which to me says that the agent is outside the door.
If we are going to go with that, Cleo will stop him from making the call before he can say anything troublesome and get him to cancel it. As far as she's concerned, getting Cassandra in trouble endangers the mission because people have a way of falling on their sword to rescue loved ones from trouble they've caused.
Mister Andersen said:The moment he says "Assistance required", Cleo's gonna tell him that as his ranking officer - we're Special Agentswhile everyone else except maybe Hicks is a plain Agent I believe - to cancel that order and say he made a mistake.