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Line 29: ==Plot summary== ==Plot summary== − Dr. Elizabeth Trainer works as a psychiatrist with the [[23rd Arcturan Guards]] while they are fighting their sister regiment, the [[11th Arcturan Guards]], where her lover Jonathan Peterson serves as a [[MechWarrior (pilot)|MechWarrior]]. One of Trainer's patients is MechWarrior Stanton, a ''[[Zeus]]'' pilot, who had a nervous breakdown because of something he refuses to talk about. Working with Stanton, Trainer finds herself agreeing with much of his despair about the situation. + Dr. Elizabeth Trainer works as a psychiatrist the [[23rd Arcturan Guards]] while they are fighting their sister regiment, the [[11th Arcturan Guards]], where her lover Jonathan Peterson serves as [[MechWarrior (pilot)|MechWarrior]]. One of Trainer's patients is MechWarrior Stanton, a ''[[Zeus]]'' pilot, who had a nervous breakdown because of something he refuses to talk about. Working with Stanton, Trainer finds herself agreeing with much of his despair about the situation. As the enemy gains the upper hand, Trainer's unit is ordered to stay put to give the impression that they are still holding the line while the 23rd slowly retreats. Stanton and his 'Mech become increasingly important, and Trainer fervently works with him to get him back into the cockpit. She eventually learns that he killed his own daughter, who served in the 11th, during the fighting. As the enemy gains the upper hand, Trainer's unit is ordered to stay put to give the impression that they are still holding the line while the 23rd slowly retreats. Stanton and his 'Mech become increasingly important, and Trainer fervently works with him to get him back into the cockpit. She eventually learns that he killed his own daughter, who served in the 11th, during the fighting. − On the next day, enemy 'Mechs reach the camp who are prepared to surrender. However, Stanton unexpectedly sprints to his 'Mech, the only one left, and starts to fight. The result is a bloodbath in which both Trainer and (it is implied) Stanton are killed, as are many of the medical staff and patients. It turns out that one of the attacking 'Mechs was piloted by Jonathan Peterson, who finds Trainer's dead body at the camp site. + On the next day, enemy 'Mechs reach the camp who are prepared to surrender. However, Stanton unexpectedly sprints to his 'Mech, the only one left, and starts to fight. The result is a bloodbath in which both Trainer and (it is implied) Stanton are killed, as are many of the medical staff and patients. It turns out that one of the attacking 'Mechs was piloted by Jonathan Peterson, who find Trainer's dead body at the camp site. ==Featured planets== ==Featured planets==
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| − | Dr. Elizabeth Trainer works as a psychiatrist | + | Dr. Elizabeth Trainer works as a psychiatrist the [[23rd Arcturan Guards]] while they are fighting their sister regiment, the [[11th Arcturan Guards]], where her lover Jonathan Peterson serves as [[MechWarrior (pilot)|MechWarrior]]. One of Trainer's patients is MechWarrior Stanton, a ''[[Zeus]]'' pilot, who had a nervous breakdown because of something he refuses to talk about. Working with Stanton, Trainer finds herself agreeing with much of his despair about the situation. |
As the enemy gains the upper hand, Trainer's unit is ordered to stay put to give the impression that they are still holding the line while the 23rd slowly retreats. Stanton and his 'Mech become increasingly important, and Trainer fervently works with him to get him back into the cockpit. She eventually learns that he killed his own daughter, who served in the 11th, during the fighting. | As the enemy gains the upper hand, Trainer's unit is ordered to stay put to give the impression that they are still holding the line while the 23rd slowly retreats. Stanton and his 'Mech become increasingly important, and Trainer fervently works with him to get him back into the cockpit. She eventually learns that he killed his own daughter, who served in the 11th, during the fighting. | ||
| − | On the next day, enemy 'Mechs reach the camp who are prepared to surrender. However, Stanton unexpectedly sprints to his 'Mech, the only one left, and starts to fight. The result is a bloodbath in which both Trainer and (it is implied) Stanton are killed, as are many of the medical staff and patients. It turns out that one of the attacking 'Mechs was piloted by Jonathan Peterson, who | + | On the next day, enemy 'Mechs reach the camp who are prepared to surrender. However, Stanton unexpectedly sprints to his 'Mech, the only one left, and starts to fight. The result is a bloodbath in which both Trainer and (it is implied) Stanton are killed, as are many of the medical staff and patients. It turns out that one of the attacking 'Mechs was piloted by Jonathan Peterson, who find Trainer's dead body at the camp site. |
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