Editing Brian Cameron (24th c.)
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Line 27: Brian's brother focused so hard on keeping the Hegemony secrets safe from the other nations that he forgot about giving any attention to his wife, Katherine McQuiston. Due to the neglect Raymond gave to his wife, she began an affair with Brian that went on secretly for five years. The affair was exposed when Katherine became pregnant with Brian's child late [[2387]]. Brian's brother focused so hard on keeping the Hegemony secrets safe from the other nations that he forgot about giving any attention to his wife, Katherine McQuiston. Due to the neglect Raymond gave to his wife, she began an affair with Brian that went on secretly for five years. The affair was exposed when Katherine became pregnant with Brian's child late [[2387]]. − Raymond, who through the years had become more emotionally erratic, had Brian arrested. It was believed by nearly everyone in the Hegemony that he would be tried and sentenced for treason. The Hegemony's High Council attempted to convince his brother to change his mind, but he would not be swayed. Shortly after the meeting, Brian's brother would be found dead in the Halls of Justice. Doctors would soon announce, after examining the body, that Raymond had died from a massive heart attack induced by his medications.<ref name=SLp25/> + Raymond, who through the years had become more emotionally erratic, had Brian arrested. It was believed by nearly everyone in the Hegemony that he would be tried and sentenced with Treason. The Hegemony's High Council attempted to convince his brother to change his mind, but he would not be swayed. Shortly after the meeting, Brian's brother would be found dead in the Halls of Justice. Doctors would soon announce, after examining the body, that Raymond had died from a massive heart attack induced by his medications.<ref name=SLp25/> With Raymond's death, the High Council scrambled to stabilize the situation. Half of the Hegemony population suspected that Brian was responsible for Raymond's death. The other half of the public felt that he had nothing to do with it and that all charges should be dropped. While Brian was still under arrest and awaiting judgment from his brother's death, his son [[Richard Cameron (25th c.)|Richard]] would be born. With Raymond's death, the High Council scrambled to stabilize the situation. Half of the Hegemony population suspected that Brian was responsible for Raymond's death. The other half of the public felt that he had nothing to do with it and that all charges should be dropped. While Brian was still under arrest and awaiting judgment from his brother's death, his son [[Richard Cameron (25th c.)|Richard]] would be born.
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Brian's brother focused so hard on keeping the Hegemony secrets safe from the other nations that he forgot about giving any attention to his wife, Katherine McQuiston. Due to the neglect Raymond gave to his wife, she began an affair with Brian that went on secretly for five years. The affair was exposed when Katherine became pregnant with Brian's child late [[2387]]. | Brian's brother focused so hard on keeping the Hegemony secrets safe from the other nations that he forgot about giving any attention to his wife, Katherine McQuiston. Due to the neglect Raymond gave to his wife, she began an affair with Brian that went on secretly for five years. The affair was exposed when Katherine became pregnant with Brian's child late [[2387]]. | ||
| − | Raymond, who through the years had become more emotionally erratic, had Brian arrested. It was believed by nearly everyone in the Hegemony that he would be tried and sentenced | + | Raymond, who through the years had become more emotionally erratic, had Brian arrested. It was believed by nearly everyone in the Hegemony that he would be tried and sentenced with Treason. The Hegemony's High Council attempted to convince his brother to change his mind, but he would not be swayed. Shortly after the meeting, Brian's brother would be found dead in the Halls of Justice. Doctors would soon announce, after examining the body, that Raymond had died from a massive heart attack induced by his medications.<ref name=SLp25/> |
With Raymond's death, the High Council scrambled to stabilize the situation. Half of the Hegemony population suspected that Brian was responsible for Raymond's death. The other half of the public felt that he had nothing to do with it and that all charges should be dropped. While Brian was still under arrest and awaiting judgment from his brother's death, his son [[Richard Cameron (25th c.)|Richard]] would be born. | With Raymond's death, the High Council scrambled to stabilize the situation. Half of the Hegemony population suspected that Brian was responsible for Raymond's death. The other half of the public felt that he had nothing to do with it and that all charges should be dropped. While Brian was still under arrest and awaiting judgment from his brother's death, his son [[Richard Cameron (25th c.)|Richard]] would be born. | ||