Benton establishes Trap Two contact
Plot Beats
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Sergeant Benton reports to an unknown recipient, identifying himself as Sergeant Benton of Trap Two.
Who Was There
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Steely resolve masking underlying tension, channeling years of service into a moment that tests institutional obedience against personal conscience.
Sergeant John Benton stands rigidly in the cramped operations hub, fingers poised over the radio’s push-to-talk switch, his voice clipped with military precision. The single transmission asserts authority and identity, cutting through the chaos to assert moral clarity in opposition to Finch’s unlawful regime.
- • Establish secure covert communication to bypass conspiratorial control
- • Signal the existence and cohesion of a loyalist faction within UNIT
- • That blind obedience to unlawful orders is a betrayal of service and humanity
- • That maintaining the integrity of time and civilization outweighs personal safety or career
Location Details
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The temporary UNIT headquarters at Denham Manor serves as the operational heart of the resistance, its plywood partitions and flickering equipment providing both refuge and conduit for Benton’s audacious signal. Walls lined with bullet-riddled maps and crackling radios absorb and transmit his message, turning a degraded estate into a hub of institutional defiance against temporal tyranny.
Organizations Involved
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UNIT’s temporary headquarters functions as both command bunker and sanctuary for loyalists, its plywood corridors and encrypted channels now repurposed to shelter resistance communication. The organization’s own infrastructure—radios, codes, and obedience to legitimate authority—is inverted to oppose its corrupt leadership and protect the continuum.
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