001. Video
[An image snaps up on a sterile room with no personality or decoration beyond a small holo-sculpture paperweight of a red and orange planet. The face on the screen could be well-described with adjectives like "shifty," "calculating," and "insensitive." At the moment, "righteously indignant" also works well.]
I would like to see the individual in charge, in-person. Please point me to the proper office.
[Narvin is desperate to have someone to report to--and complain to--face to face.]
It has come to my attention that you have a criminal in positions of authority. Now, I admit, the Doctor has...upon a few occasions...done some good [he forces this out reluctantly], but his vigilantism should not be mistaken for justice. He is lawless, capricious, and unreliable and putting him in authority is foolish and dangerous. I understand that he is quite clever and sometimes charming and he may have misled some of you. Therefore, I recommend an inquiry into the appropriateness of him holding the position of Warden and offer to give my testimony as evidence against the Doctor.
[He reaches forward and jabs the "end transmission" button very emphatically.]
(OOC: Nervous and feeling out-of-place Narvin = bitchy Narvin trying to establish some sense of normalcy and control. Despite what he may sound like, he doesn't actually want to throw the Doctor into Level 0 or anything. He just doesn't trust the Doctor with inmates. Or sharp objects, or threatening buttons, or planets, or a TARDIS, or much of anything.)
I would like to see the individual in charge, in-person. Please point me to the proper office.
[Narvin is desperate to have someone to report to--and complain to--face to face.]
It has come to my attention that you have a criminal in positions of authority. Now, I admit, the Doctor has...upon a few occasions...done some good [he forces this out reluctantly], but his vigilantism should not be mistaken for justice. He is lawless, capricious, and unreliable and putting him in authority is foolish and dangerous. I understand that he is quite clever and sometimes charming and he may have misled some of you. Therefore, I recommend an inquiry into the appropriateness of him holding the position of Warden and offer to give my testimony as evidence against the Doctor.
[He reaches forward and jabs the "end transmission" button very emphatically.]
(OOC: Nervous and feeling out-of-place Narvin = bitchy Narvin trying to establish some sense of normalcy and control. Despite what he may sound like, he doesn't actually want to throw the Doctor into Level 0 or anything. He just doesn't trust the Doctor with inmates. Or sharp objects, or threatening buttons, or planets, or a TARDIS, or much of anything.)