Retrograde

Retrograde publicly endorses Cockerill’s militarized stance, lending vocal authority to the shift from caution to armed resistance. His alignment signals to the colonists that backing Cockerill is the only path …

Retrograde publicly endorses Cockerill’s militaristic approach, leveraging perceived legitimacy derived from his survival in the gravity anomaly as justification for violent resistance. His vocal support reinforces Cockerill’s authority and dismisses …

Leaning toward reckless hope, Retrograde questions Norna’s plan with a quiver of fear in his voice, body angled away from the tunnel mouth as if proximity to danger demands retreat.

Retrograde vocalizes immediate skepticism when Norna claims Plantagenet is alive and being rescued from the tunnels, breaking in with a blunt question that punctures fragile optimism.

Retrograde interrupts with stark, clipped skepticism, his voice cutting through Cockerill’s speech like a blade. His physical stance isn’t shown, but his verbal challenge lingers as a dark counterpoint to …