THE CENTURION : Part 2 (a radio play by Chris .R. Notarile)
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Description: CHECK OUT OUR MERCH: redbubble.com/people/blinky500/shop?asc=u When a presidential candidate is kidnapped by a deadly, tech-savvy serial killer, it's up to the Centurion to rescue him from certain doom. But is saving the extremely polarizing candidate, with plans that could economically wreck the country, the right thing to do? Narrator - Emmanuel Mendes-Chumaceiro The Centurion - Lexsy McKowen iPsycho - Chris .R. Notarile The Specialist - Leon Sheen Rolland Cruise - Joseph Callari A WORD FROM CHRIS You really cannot defeat the iPsycho. And think that is what truly makes him cool. Even if you physically manage to best him, the guy is still has the logical argument. It may not be the morally correct argument, but it's always the most logical. I knew going into this story, the Centurion's powers could not play a factor in this meeting of the minds. Kayla could not be allowed to physically touch the iPsycho or else the story would immediately fall into predictable territory and I did not want that. I wanted him to have 100% control of the situation from beginning to end, and present an argument so obvious, you could only agree with him. This leaves the Centurion with only her ideals, and as wonderful as they are, ideals mean nothing when you're dealing with in a morally gray situation. As I've mentioned before, I wrote this back in 2015, and I wanted to end this story with the same amount of dread I felt going into 2016. It's really sad when I think back on it, but now, after living through the worst presidency I will probably ever experience, I think it packs a bigger punch for the Centurion. Knowing what we've gone through, and juxtaposing that with the Centurion's potential future definitely makes this story more impactful. And you can't help but ask yourself the same question- if you had the chance to stop a potential threat, would you do it?
