Editing Three Sides to Every Story
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Line 18: Amidst the invasion, a [[4th Regulan Hussars]] 'Mech, piloted by [[Walther O'Reilly-Maddox]], attacks a particular private residence, killing his target [[Elsa Granelli]]. He detects high-end communications equipment in her house that appears to confirm his orders: Granelli was an informant for the Blakists. Smith broadcasts footage of the attack, identifying Granelli instead as a civilian schoolteacher murdered by the Hussars, and Guardado counters with her own assertion that Granelli was a spy. Amidst the invasion, a [[4th Regulan Hussars]] 'Mech, piloted by [[Walther O'Reilly-Maddox]], attacks a particular private residence, killing his target [[Elsa Granelli]]. He detects high-end communications equipment in her house that appears to confirm his orders: Granelli was an informant for the Blakists. Smith broadcasts footage of the attack, identifying Granelli instead as a civilian schoolteacher murdered by the Hussars, and Guardado counters with her own assertion that Granelli was a spy. − The arrival of the [[52nd Shadow Division]] and retaking of Gibson changes the picture. Smith claims that [[Apollyon]]'s force returned in response to the death of Granelli, and Guardado prepares a rebuttal. She records a statement, based on anonymous sources, that the 52nd arrived out of pure luck, happening to choose the planet for their intended refit, but [[Patricia Bracken]] stops Guardado from sending the statement. Bracken makes a new claim about Elsa Granelli's allegiance: Granelli was a Regulan spy, not a Blakist spy, and was mistaken for the latter. Guardado and Bracken argue about their goals, how Granelli should be remembered, and the newscaster's obligation to truth. + The arrival of the [[52nd Shadow Division]] and retaking of Gibson changes the picture. Smith claims that [[Apollyon]]'s force returned in response to the death of Granelli, and Guardado prepares a counter-statement. She records a statement, based on anonymous sources, that the 52nd arrived out of pure luck, happening to choose the planet for their intended refit, but [[Patricia Bracken]] stops Guardado from sending the statement. Bracken makes a new claim about Elsa Granelli's allegiance: Granelli was a Regulan spy, not a Blakist spy, and was mistaken for the latter. Guardado and Bracken argue about their goals, how Granelli should be remembered, and the newscaster's obligation to truth. The story ends with Guardado starting one more broadcast, focused on Elsa Granelli. What she says is left ambiguous. The story ends with Guardado starting one more broadcast, focused on Elsa Granelli. What she says is left ambiguous.
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Amidst the invasion, a [[4th Regulan Hussars]] 'Mech, piloted by [[Walther O'Reilly-Maddox]], attacks a particular private residence, killing his target [[Elsa Granelli]]. He detects high-end communications equipment in her house that appears to confirm his orders: Granelli was an informant for the Blakists. Smith broadcasts footage of the attack, identifying Granelli instead as a civilian schoolteacher murdered by the Hussars, and Guardado counters with her own assertion that Granelli was a spy. | Amidst the invasion, a [[4th Regulan Hussars]] 'Mech, piloted by [[Walther O'Reilly-Maddox]], attacks a particular private residence, killing his target [[Elsa Granelli]]. He detects high-end communications equipment in her house that appears to confirm his orders: Granelli was an informant for the Blakists. Smith broadcasts footage of the attack, identifying Granelli instead as a civilian schoolteacher murdered by the Hussars, and Guardado counters with her own assertion that Granelli was a spy. | ||
| − | The arrival of the [[52nd Shadow Division]] and retaking of Gibson changes the picture. Smith claims that [[Apollyon]]'s force returned in response to the death of Granelli, and Guardado prepares a | + | The arrival of the [[52nd Shadow Division]] and retaking of Gibson changes the picture. Smith claims that [[Apollyon]]'s force returned in response to the death of Granelli, and Guardado prepares a counter-statement. She records a statement, based on anonymous sources, that the 52nd arrived out of pure luck, happening to choose the planet for their intended refit, but [[Patricia Bracken]] stops Guardado from sending the statement. Bracken makes a new claim about Elsa Granelli's allegiance: Granelli was a Regulan spy, not a Blakist spy, and was mistaken for the latter. Guardado and Bracken argue about their goals, how Granelli should be remembered, and the newscaster's obligation to truth. |
The story ends with Guardado starting one more broadcast, focused on Elsa Granelli. What she says is left ambiguous. | The story ends with Guardado starting one more broadcast, focused on Elsa Granelli. What she says is left ambiguous. | ||