Blurb:
2136: After the death of President Hastings to his successor in a general election must provide retired General Dreyer. Dreyer had demanded that the fleet should subordinate all resources in search of food sources for the starving Union, and had been released. Since then, he has a strong reputation as a politician. Mark Brandis makes meanwhile left for Oceania: The new ship of the lack of space saver, the Martin Luther King, is silent and suddenly crashed on neutral ground
Go To Content:
In the Union, the elections are around the corner and the former vice president, who took office after the death of President Hastings to his worst campaign opponent, retired General Dreyer, put in a verbal duel must. The rhetorical very savvy Dreyer knows how to attract the masses of voters to his side and can with his campaign program, in which the main issue is the elimination of famine, points.
Mark Brandis, however, has quite different problems. The newest ship of the lack of space rescuers who called Martin Luther King or King is short, crashed during a mission over neutral territory, immediately after the radio contact is torn abruptly. Mark Brandis and Pablo Torrente do to look on the way to the survivors. Arrived at the wreck of the King they investigate the wreck. While Pablo Torrente opens to the cockpit, Brandis wants in the engine room to check a suspect. Upon entering the wreck he has a certain smell perceived of a terrible suspicion can germinate in him. When he sees confirmed this suspicion in the engine room, he will shortly thereafter captured by enemy troops. In an interview with the commander of the enemy troops, a well-known Chinese Brandis officer, he learns that does not put the republics behind the attack on the King. He gets a ship and is sent to investigate his suspicion and suspicion of republics officer. Someone in the Union plays a dual and very dangerous game, but who is he and Mark Brandis can prevent the approaching disaster?
My Conclusion:
The world is not black / white, which we all know and in this radio play this theme is taken up nicely. The supposedly evil are not so bad, the good not so good and everyone has their motives and interests which he pursued.
What I did to Mark Brandis always really liked is the complexity of the characters and also in this part of it comes over very well. The story is told crisp and one is surprised how quickly 75 minutes ago. I could go on with very good audio implementation, speakers, effects, soundtrack, etc. speak again, but who knows the Mark Brandis radio plays, knows that a perfectly tuned sound design awaits him, because you have nothing more to say.
