Strip 152 -- First Seen: 2009-04-14
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Panel 1
Wide panel. A lone, lonely figure clad in an enviro-suit – Reggie – strides away from the external airlock. He's about 100 meters out at this point.

Caption: 30 minutes before the end of Harris' grace period.

Caption 2: During the 24 hours before the surrender of the 'Cererean Government' was to take place, Reggie wasn't the only one taking personal responsibility.

Panel 2
Another wide panel. This is a montage of six individuals, shown mostly from the chest-up, in various types of clothing, looking grimly determined. Most of them in darkened backgrounds illuminated by LCD monitors and holoscreens. These are the control rooms of various rock-wrangler ships although we can't tell that at this point. One of the individuals is Captain Doris. I can't locate a description of her – Sandy, if you have some ideas for what Doris looks like, now's the time to let us know. Doris has a medium build, nice body, but more athletic and “hard” than Fiorella. Her hair is a wavy to curly light brown, off the shoulders, but not much. She could be of northern European extraction.

Caption: In Reggie's state of mind, he'd forgotten his own observation, that nobody tells Cerereans what to do.

Caption 3: Nobody has to, they just decide for themselves.

Caption 2: Other Cerereans were making their own decisions.