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Chuck Harris

Second Lieutenant **Chuck Harris** was a pilot of the U.S Army Air Force. He was best friends with Teddy Gordon, Jack Etty and Ethel Ann. All three boys were in love with Ethel Ann but it was Teddy that she loved and married in a temporary ceremony. Before they all left for the war, Teddy made Chuck promise that if he died who would take care of Ethel Ann, as he knew he loved her. Chuck was wounded during a mission over Germany, taking some glass to his eye and was sent home where Ethel Ann took care of him.

Later he heard the news from Jack that Teddy had been killed after his plane had crashed in low cloud. Chuck was the one to tell Ethel Ann. Chuck and Ethel Ann later married and had a daughter but she bore no real love for him as she always held out hope that Teddy might have survived as a body was never recovered. In 1991 Chuck died after a long illness and his funeral was attended by veterans of the Air Force and his friend Jack, who gave a fly past at his gravesite.

## Gallery

Chuck and Teddy.Chuck and Teddy.Chuck and Jack.
Commandant (Good)

The Sturmbannführer was a SS-Totenkopfverbände officer serving as a Commandant of a Nazi concentration camp.

## Notes

* As a SS-Totenkopfverbände officer he shouldn't has the SS runes on his collar but should have the Totenkopf.

## Gallery

Commandant and John Halder.Commandant and John Halder.Commandant and John Halder.Commandant and John Halder.
Charuga

**Charuga** was a Chetnik under the command of Gavran. He ran away from a firefight with some Partisans and Gavran had two of his men find him and hold him in a cell. Whilst in this cell he persuaded Gavran's young nephew, Tisa, to open the door but the two Chetnik guards catch the boy and one of them began to beat him. The Major then showed up and saved the boy and killed the two guards. Charuga talks with the Major and tries to get him to release him. During the Major's fight with Gavran and his men, he has Tisa go and release Charuga who then helps the Major by killing a Chetnik who had him pinned down by MG fire. Charuga also killed the Switchman with a grenade before he himself was shot and killed by Gavran.
Conway

Lieutenant General **Conway** was an officer of the Eighth Air Force, serving in England. He was the superior officer of Brigadier General Cotten Palmer.

## Awards

* Senior Pilot's Badge
* Army Presidential Unit Citation
* Distinguished Service Cross
* Silver Star
* Distinguished Flying Cross
* Air Medal
* American Campaign Medal
* Asiatic–Pacific Campaign Medal
* European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal
* Legion of Honour
* Croix de guerre 1939–1945
Chief Commentator

The **Chief Commentator** is an Arbeitsleiter Nazi official attached to the propaganda department. He serves as one of the commentators for the match between Germany's national team and a group of Allied prisoners. In particular, he announced in English for the "benefit" of British listeners.

## Notes

* Although the commentator's insignia arrangement corresponds to that of an Arbeitsleiter (work leader), the color is incorrect, coming more closely to a Hauptarbeitsleiter (head work leader).
Claude (Disambiguation)

**Claude** may refer to:

* Claude, a British Army Captain, in *They Were Not Divided*.
* Claude, a French Resistance member, in *When Heroes Die*.
* Claude Auchinleck, a British Army General, in *Churchill and the Generals*.
* Claude Auchinleck, a British Army General, in *SAS Rogue Heroes*.
* Claude Boucher, a French Air Force Lieutenant, in *Hogan's Heroes*.
* Claude Ullmann, a French Resistance member, in *Army of Shadows*.
* Jean-Claude, a French Resistance member, in *The Rat Patrol*.
* Jean Claude Clermont, a British Army Second Lieutenant, in *The Monuments Men*.
Chiang Kai-shek

Teji shangjiang **Chiang Kai-shek** was an officer of the National Revolutionary Army and the leader of the Republic of China.

During the winter of 1942 the Henan province suffered from famine. The Nationalist Government was still not doing anything to help the refugees. Chiang Kai-shek even wanted to give up defending Henan, leaving the refugees to the Japanese. *Time* correspondent Theodore H. White trekked to Henan to investigate the famine and his report was eventually published in the magazine, causing the Nationalist Government to make a U-turn on their policy. However, when relief supplies were being distributed in the province, the local officials and soldiers started fighting over who should receive a larger share.

## Awards

* Order of Blue Sky and White Sun
* Order of the Sacred Tripod
* Order of the Cloud and Banner

## Notes

* He is a fictional portrayal of the real Chiang Kai-shek. [1]
Commandant (Persian Lessons)

The Standartenführer was a Schutzstaffel Commandant of a Concentration Camp. When the camp was close to been liberated he and his Adjutant von Dewitz destroyed all of the camp's paperwork and he had all of the remaining prisoners killed.

## Awards

* Iron Cross 1st Class
* General Assault Badge
* Honour Chevron for the Old Guard

## Notes

* He wears a Totenkopf on his right collar patch when he should have rank insignia on both.

## Gallery

Commandant and von Dewitz.Von Dewitz and Commandant.
Chase (Disambiguation)

**Chase** may refer to:

* Chase, a U.S Army Captain, in *Battle Brigade*.
* Chase Anderson, a U.S Army Major, in *Come Out Fighting*.
* Frank Chase, a U.S Army Private, in *Overlord*.
* Harry Chase, a British Army Second Lieutenant, in *World on Fire*.
* Morton Chase, a U.S Army Corporal, in *The Victors*.
* Robina Chase, a British woman, in *World on Fire*.
Charlie Lennon

Rifleman **Charlie Lennon** was a Northern Irish soldier of the Royal Ulster Rifles.

On D-Day +2, they came under attack, and his best friend, Artie Crawford, froze in fear. Charlie got him to his feet and told him to follow him but moments later, Artie saw Charlie get blown to pieces by a German artillery shell. He was 18 years old.

Artie blamed himself the rest of his life for the death of Charlie.
Colonel (Far is the Road)

The Pułkownik is a Polish Army officer of the 10th Armoured Cavalry Brigade. The 10th Armoured Cavalry Brigade took part in the Battle of France in May 1940. It was later reformed in Great Britain as a part of the 1st Armoured Division.

## Gallery

Adam Włodarczyk and Colonel.Colonel, Captain and Adam Włodarczyk.Colonel and Officer.Adam Włodarczyk and Colonel.
Claus (Disambiguation)

**Claus** may refer to:

* Claus von Stauffenberg, a Heer Oberst, in *Hitler*.
* Claus von Stauffenberg, a Heer Oberst, in *Jackboot Mutiny*.
* Claus von Stauffenberg, a Heer Oberst, in *Liberation*.
* Claus von Stauffenberg, a Heer Oberst, in *Stauffenberg*.
* Claus von Stauffenberg, a Heer Oberst, in *The Desert Fox: The Story of Rommel*.
* Claus von Stauffenberg, a Heer Oberst, in *The Plot to Assassinate Hitler*.
* Claus von Stauffenberg, a Heer Oberst, in *The Plot to Kill Hitler*.
* Claus von Stauffenberg, a Heer Oberst, in *Valkyrie*.
* Claus von Stauffenberg, a Heer Oberst, in *War and Remembrance*.
Constantin Sănătescu

General de corp de armată **Constantin Sănătescu** was a officer of the Romanian Land Forces.

On August 23, 1944, King Michael I led a coup d'état against Ion Antonescu, who was arrested; after the war he was convicted of war crimes, and executed in June 1946. Sănătescu was one of the organizers of King Michael's Coup, being a close friend of the king. On the evening of the same day, Sănătescu was appointed President of the Council of Ministers, forming a military cabinet in which the leaders of the four parties that had supported King Michael had one representative without a portfolio.

## Notes

* He is a fictional portrayal of the real Constantin Sănătescu. [1]
Christopher Maltby

Major General **Christopher Maltby** was a senior officer in the British Indian Army who served as Commander of British Troops in Hong Kong in 1941 before the Japanese invasion of Hong Kong, after which he became a prisoner of war.

## Awards

* Defence Medal
* War Medal 1939–1945
* Victory Medal
* British War Medal
* 1914-15 Star

## Notes

* He is a fictional portrayal of the real Christopher Michael Maltby. [1]
* He shouldn't wear the Defence Medal ribbon as the award wasn't established until May 1945.
* He shouldn't wear the War Medal 1939–1945 ribbon as the award wasn't established until 16 August 1945.

## Gallery

Christopher Maltby, Charles Fisher, and George Armstrong.George Armstrong and Christopher Maltby.
Christian Haas

Oberführer **Christian Haas** is a Schutzstaffel officer serving in Paris in occupied France.

## Awards

* Iron Cross 1st Class
* Iron Cross 2nd Class
* SA Sports Badge (Silver)

## Notes

* There is no corresponding rank to Oberführer, it is referred to as Brigadier by the British and often referred to as Senior Colonel by others.
* His shoulder insignia is that of an Obersturmbannführer not of an Oberführer.
Chester W. Nimitz

Admiral **Chester W. Nimitz** was the Commander in Chief, US Pacific Fleet, and Commander in Chief, Pacific Ocean Areas, commanding Allied air, land, and sea forces during World War II.

He appears with General George C. Marshall and Captain Francis Low when they tell President Franklin Roosevelt that have a plan to hit back at Japan for the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor.

## Notes

* He is a fictional portrayal of the real Chester William Nimitz. [1]

## Gallery

Harold Thurman, Chester Nimitz, and other naval officersHarold Thurman and Chester NimitzFDR, George C. Marshall, Francis Low, and Chester W. NimitzGeorge C. Marshall, Francis Low, and Chester W. Nimitz
Chester (Disambiguation)

**Chester** may refer to:

* Chester, a USAAF Private, in *Air Force*.
* Chester Barnes, a USAAF First Lieutenant, in *Red Tails*.
* Chester W. Nimitz, a U.S Navy Admiral, in *Midway (1976)*.
* Chester W. Nimitz, a U.S Navy Admiral, in *Midway (2019)*.
* Chester W. Nimitz, a U.S Navy Admiral, in *Pearl Harbor*.
* Chester W. Nimitz, a U.S Navy Admiral, in *The Gallant Hours*.
* Chester Phillips, a U.S Army Colonel, in *Captain America: The First Avenger*.
Conrad

Obergefreiter **Conrad** was a Panzer soldier who served as the personal aide and chauffeur of Oberst Martin Hessler. A simple and unassuming, kindly, older man, Conrad had two grown sons serving in the Wehrmacht. He was very loyal to Hessler. He was not a very dependable soldier, though. When an unarmed American scout plane flew overhead as he was driving Hessler to General Kohler's headquarters, Conrad panicked, stopped the car, got out and ran and hid until the plane had departed. Hessler remained in the car and chided Conrad when he finally emerged from hiding.

His loyalty to Hessler was later tested when they were in private and Conrad mentioned he hoped the war would be over soon. Hessler chided him again and said he hoped it'd continue forever because he believed the German people were the finest warriors in the world. Remembering his sons, Conrad defensively demanded to know what if his children should die in the neverending conquest. Hessler angrily said he ought to be proud of them for being good German soldiers. Conrad angrily asked if he, too, needed to die for (as he put it) Hessler's vision.

The argument resulted in Hessler dismissing Conrad as his aide. Conrad departed his service and served in the infantry for the remainder of the battle. He managed to survive, and, after Hessler's death, the tanks and trucks all ran out of fuel, costing the Germans the battle. Conrad wearily joined his fellow troops in the long walk back home.

## Awards

* Iron Cross 1st Class
* Iron Cross 2nd Class
* Panzer Assault Badge (Silver)
Commanding Officer (Little Kingdom)

The Desátník was a Slovak Army non-commissioned officer. He and the small band of soldiers he was with were heading back from the front lines to regroup. They stopped at a brothel and were later killed by a group of rebel Communists.

## Gallery

Commanding Officer and Jack.Commanding Officer, Jack, and Bishop.Commanding Officer, Jack, Bishop and Andrej.Commanding Officer, Jack, Bishop and Andrej.Andrej, Bishop and Commanding Officer.
Brief Three - Thought Experiments

Due to the group gaining members, the original groups split into two for this brief.

### Group 1's Narrative Design Pieces

1703575 - Safya Devautour

1703965 - Patrick Bryson

1702728 - Jordan Cordina

1700122 - Hannah Davidson

### Group 2's Narrative Design Pieces

1700896 - Lisa Mendham

1702354 - Keira Brannigan

1704077 - Callum Roger

1602391 - Eliot Hynd

1704289 - Michael Falcone

1704178 - Elliot Gray
Churchill (Disambiguation)

**Churchill** may refer to:

* Randolph Churchill, a British Army Major, in *SAS Rogue Heroes*.
* Winston Churchill, the British Prime Minister, in *Churchill*.
* Winston Churchill, the British Prime Minister, in *Darkest Hour*.
* Winston Churchill, the British Prime Minister, in *Ike*.
* Winston Churchill, the British Prime Minister, in *Inglourious Basterds*.
* Winston Churchill, the British Prime Minister, in *Operation Mincemeat*.
* Winston Churchill, the British Prime Minister, in *SAS Rogue Heroes*.
* Winston Churchill, the British Prime Minister, in *The Great Escape II: The Untold Story*.
Concentration Camp Guard

The Unterscharführer was a Schutzstaffel non-commissioned officer serving as a guard in a concentration camp, where Anna Bomasch was sent. Karl Marsen was posing as a fellow prisoner, and he persuaded the guard, who was a friend of his, to help him and Anna escape.

## Notes

* As a concentration camp guard, he should have the Totenkopf insignia on his right collar. Instead, he bears the blank collar patch of the Gestapo.

## Gallery

Anna Bomasch, Concentration Camp Guard and Karl Marsen.
Chiang Kai-shek (Cairo Declaration)

Teji shangjiang **Chiang Kai-shek** was an officer of the National Revolutionary Army and the leader of the Republic of China.

He attended the Cairo Conference on November 22–26, 1943. The Conference was held at Cairo in Egypt between the United Kingdom, China, and the United States. It outlined the Allied position against the Empire of Japan during World War II and made decisions about postwar Asia. The conference was attended by British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, Chairman of the Chinese National Government and Chairman of the Military Commission of the National Government Chiang Kai-shek, and US President Franklin D. Roosevelt.

## Notes

* He is a fictional portrayal of the real Chiang Kai-shek. [1]
Colin (Disambiguation)

**Colin** may refer to:

* Colin, a French Air Force Sous-Lieutenant, in *Normandie - Niémen*.
* Colin Blythe, a RAF Flight Lieutenant, in *The Great Escape*.
* Colin Harvey, a RAF Squadron Leader, in *Battle of Britain*.
* Colin Maud, a Royal Navy Captain, in *The Longest Day*.
* Colin Spence, a British Army Lieutenant, in *Immortal Sergeant*.
* Colin Twickenham, a British Army Sergeant, in *On the Double*.
Chuck (Disambiguation)

**Chuck** may refer to:

* Chuck S. Brewer, a RAF Flight Lieutenant, in *Eagle Squadron*.
* Chuck Ericson, a USAAF Master Sergeant, in *We'll Meet Again*.
* Chuck Harris, a USAAF Second Lieutenant, in *Closing the Ring*.
* Chuck Palmer, a U.S Navy Ensign, in *American Guerrilla in the Philippines*.
* Chuck Sitarski, a U.S Army Corporal, in *1941*.
Chief (Garrison's Gorillas)

A group of commandos recruited from stateside prisons to use their special skills against the Germans in World War II. They had been promised a parole at the end of the war if they worked out (and if they lived). The alternative was an immediate return to prison; if they ran, they could expect execution for desertion. The four were: "Actor", a handsome, resonant-voiced con man; "Casino", a tough, wiry safe-cracker and mechanic; "Goniff", a slender, likable cat burglar; and "**Chief**", a rugged, somber American Indian who handled a switchblade like he was born to it. No real names were ever used, only their "monikers" or aliases. Led by West Pointer First Lt. Craig Garrison and headquartered in a secluded mansion in London, this slippery group ranged all over Europe in exploits that often took them behind enemy lines. Other recruits were sometimes brought in where special skills were required.

## Gallery

Goniff, Casino and Chief.Goniff, Chief, Casino, Actor and Craig Garrison.Chief, Goniff, Actor and Casino.
Cooper (Disambiguation)

**Cooper** may refer to:

* Cooper, a British Army Regimental Sergeant Major, in *Brothers of War*.
* Cooper, a British Army Private, in *Kill Rommel*.
* Cooper, a Australian Army Captain, in *Prisoners of the Sun*.
* Cooper, a USAAF Sergeant, in *Resisting Enemy Interrogation*.
* Cooper, a U.S Army Private, in *Saints and Soldiers: The Void*.
* Cooper, a British Army Captain, in *The Next of Kin*.
* Alan Cooper, a British agent, in *Casablanca Express*.
* Buck Cooper, a U.S Navy sailor, in *In Enemy Hands*.
* Johnny Cooper, a British Army Lance Corporal, in *SAS Rogue Heroes*.
* Mick Cooper, a British Army Private, in *Enemy Lines*.
* Tom Cooper, a British Army Private, in *The Long Day's Dying*.
Clive Martel

Second Lieutenant **Clive Martel** is an officer of the British Army. He lived and grew up on the island of Guernsey. Clive lands secretly on the island to spy out the German position, hiding with his old business partner Teddy Lupus. The British attempted a raid on the island but had to abort it. Clive hides on the island but is forced to hand himself in when a local man is threatened with being shot. Clive is taken prisoner and shipped back to France.
Joe Maynard brief 3

**Brief 3 Thought Experiments**

**Level design for a morality test**

**Strat**

The player is asked with in the 2D or the
games real world a set of 4 questions, that the player can only answer with yes
or no. Depending on the players answers they will have their most likely job
out come after the testing, a high-ranking government position, a low paid
office job or unemployed and played on a watch list.

**Question 1**

Do you think that the morality of a person’s
action is determined by, if their choice when compared to other available choices,
provides the most amount of happiness to the people that involved?

**Question 2**

Do you
bilevel as a matter of principle that torture is always fundamentally wrong?

**Question 3**

If your actions can save the life or lives
of innocent people but will, mean that you must take or be responsible for the
death of a person or people, are you obliged to kill the people or person?

**Question 4**

Is it all ways wrong to be the cause of another
person’s death, if is an avoidable out come?

When the player has compiled the questions,
they will be told to “please proceed to the next testing area”. when the enters
the new room, they will have to put on the VR head set that will be siting on
the one desk with in the room. The player will then have to complete 4 3D
levels that are each based on one of the questions that they were asked just
before the test.

**Level 1**

The player will start on to be a street corner,
the player will have to make a choice between 2 people to give their spare change
to someone. Choice one is tree boys that want to by a football for the store
but are sadly and just a little bit short of money, or choice 2 give the money to
a homeless man that has not eaten in sometime and really needs to buy some food.

**Level 2**

The player finds them self with some one
that has been detained, because of some intolerant in a suspected tourist attack,
however he is not talking to people and will not give any information on where
and when this is going to happen. The player will have to choose to simply
leave the room or to uses some more “intense” questioning method.

**Level 3**

For this level the player will be faced
with the trolley problem. The player will be faced with a runaway trolley or train,
this are five people with in the path of this trolley that are stuck and can
not move out of the path before the trolley will hit them. The player will be
next to a lever that can switch tracks that the trolley is on but this will course
the person on the other track to be killed.

**Level 4**

In
the last test the player will be presented with two perfectly things but if one
is taken the other will fall and be lost forever. The first one is gold that will
make the player rich but the other is a man the player will get no perusal gain
but will save the man from falling to his death.

At
the end of the test the player will get to see how well they much up to their answers
to the questions and find out what job they will be assigned.
Claus von Stauffenberg (The Desert Fox: The Story of Rommel)

Oberst **Claus von Stauffenberg** was a Heer officer who attempted to assassinate Adolf Hitler at the Wolf's Lair and remove the Nazi Party from power.

## Awards

* Iron Cross 1st Class
* War Merit Cross 2nd Class
* Cross of Honour with Swords
* Wehrmacht Long Service Award
* Sudetenland Medal
* German Cross (Gold)
* Panzer Assault Badge
* Wound Badge (Gold)

## Notes

* He is a fictional portrayal of the real Claus Philipp Maria Justinian Schenk Graf von Stauffenberg. [1]
* He is depicted with having lost his right eye when in real life he lost his left eye.
* He has the award of the Cross of Honour with Swords, which would mean he was a veteran of WW1. The real Stauffenberg never served in WW1 having only been born in 1907.
Clark (Secret Mission)

Private **"Nobby" Clark** is a British Army soldier.

During the Second World War, two British army officers, Peter Garnett and "Red" Gowan, together with Private **"Nobby" Clark**, who used to live in France and ran a café with his French wife, and Raoul de Carnot, a member of the Free French forces, are dropped off on the coast of occupied France. Their mission is to collect intelligence on German military strength in the area, prior to an airborne raid. They rendezvous at the chateau used as German headquarters, which is Raoul's ancestral home. His sister Michele still lives there, but is resigned to cooperation with the occupiers, and is too frightened to assist in the men's mission.

As part of the mission, Garnett and Gowan masquerade as champagne salesmen, aided by a personal letter from Joachim von Ribbentrop. Having thus established their bona fides, they do deals with German officers for supplying their mess. They also extract much information from the unwary Germans. They also discover that a local businessman, M. Fayolle, hated by some of the locals for his open collaboration with the occupying forces, is in fact secretly working with the French resistance and has assisted many Allied servicemen to escape.

The agents manage to gain access to a secret factory, which is so well disguised that it cannot be bombed, and show a light for arriving paratroopers, who land and overrun the factory. However, Raoul is killed.

As the other agents embark by boat to return to England, Michele refuses an offer to leave with them and promises to start working with the Resistance.
Cheryl Portman

**Cheryl Portman** along with her father Henry Portman were shot down while flying from Benghazi to Cairo and then captured by Tuareg tribesmen, who are friendly with the Germans. They asked them to hand them over to the Germans. When the tribesmen were attracted by smoke from a downed British plane, they found what they thought was a German convoy, with British prisoners. Their leader asked the Germans if they will trade guns for the prisoners and they agreed.

Henry then told the supposed German Hauptmann about the papers they had, that are signed by the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem and German Field Marshal Albert Kesselring: an agreement for "important" Egyptian army officers to rise up against the British in a "holy war". He asked the Hauptmann to be taken to the nearest German base as soon as he can be. The Hauptmann told him that Tobruk is the nearest base and that is where they are going.

That night, the Portmans were told by von Kruger, who was an Abwehr officer disguised as one of the SIG men, about the British masquerade and where to find a gun and a map to an underground telephone cable nearby. When they reached the telephone, however, they were spotted by an Italian patrol. Henry Portman fired at them and was killed, while his daughter was seriously wounded.

Captain Bergman and Sergeant Krug went after the Portmans and retrieved the wounded Cheryl from the Italians before they could question her. When Krug asked Bergman how the Portmans knew about the telephone, Bergman replied, "Very simple. One among us is the enemy". Colonel John Harker had Bergman and his men disarmed and then gave Bergman two hours to identify the traitor. Von Kruger then killed Cheryl Portman so she could not reveal his identity. As the officers discussed how she had got the cyanide, von Kruger, appeared from the tunnel the Portmans used to escape. He stated the traitor was down the shaft. Where they find Corporal Bruckner, one of Bergman's closest friends, with his throat slit. Cheryl Portman had died from cyanide, and Bruckner's suicide tablet was missing. Bergman, however, was not convinced his friend was the traitor. But nobody suspected it was Mohnfeld, aka von Kruger.
Confident General - Desert

The General der Panzertruppe was a Heer officer of the 10th Panzer Division, serving in Tunisia. He was killed when an Allied fighter plane bombed a tank near him.

## Awards

* Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross
* Iron Cross 1st Class (WW1) with 1939 Clasp
* Iron Cross 2nd Class (WW1) with 1939 Clasp
* Wound Badge (Black)

## Gallery

Claus von Stauffenberg and Confident General.
Bruener

> *"In war, there's no such thing as murder. Lieutenant Kopicek was a very stubborn man. No one enjoys killing."*
>
>

Standartenführer **Bruener** was a Waffen-SS officer who'd been captured by an American officer, Lieutenant Eddie Kopicek, who was a friend of Private William G. Kirby and who was also engaged to Kirby's sister. While in captivity, Bruener turned the tables on his captor, and interrogated Kopicek, beating him to death when he wouldn't answer his questions. He then left in a staff car after being picked up by some of his men.

Informed of Bruener's whereabouts by a wounded French civilian, Kirby became determined to find and capture the cruel SS officer. Locating Bruener's field headquarters, he ran back to inform the other Americans, but was spotted and knocked unconscious. He awoke inside Bruener's tent. Bruener was able to deduce where Kirby had come from, and that he was a friend of the late Lieutenant Kopicek. When Kirby accused him of being a murderer, Bruener casually insisted there was no such thing as murder in war. He justified the beating and death of Kopicek by insisting he'd been "very stubborn."

An attack against the camp resulted in Bruener being recaptured. He eventually escaped, however. Since Allied intelligence needed him alive for questioning (the original reason Kopicek had captured him), getting him back was of paramount importance. During a battle between American and German forces later, Bruener took the uniform and rifle of a dead G.I. and tried to slip away, but ended up shot in the legs by Sergeant Saunders. He and Kirby then took the wounded SS officer prisoner.
Chuck S. Brewer

As war breaks out in Europe, young Americans **Chuck S. Brewer**, Johnny M. Coe and Wadislaw Borowsky cross the Atlantic to join the Royal Air Force. Assigned to the Eagle Squadron, made up of other American pilots, they make friends with Squadron Leader Paddy Carson, and women flyers Anne Partridge and Nancy Mitchell. Chuck is immediately attracted to Nancy, but she already has a boyfriend, Hank Starr, another pilot in the squadron.

Once they are trained as fighter pilots, on their first mission against a German air force base, Johnny and Chuck are shot down, and Johnny is killed. Chuck parachutes into the sea and is rescued, but back at the base, he learns that two other pilots trying to protect them when both Americans broke formation, were also killed.

At a military dance, Chuck and Anne arrange for a date that turns out to be a picnic with a group of evacuated children, interrupted by a German air raid. Later, Squadron Leader Carson, who also likes Anne, takes her to London, with Chuck following the pair. During the bombing of a hospital, Anne is wounded leading others out of the burning building, but finds her father, Sir James Partridge, a noted pacifist, who dies in her arms.

Chuck and Wadislaw, along with Carson, take part in a commando raid in France to capture a top-secret new "Leopard" German fighter. The mission ends with Carson and Wadislaw dead, but Chuck takes off and shoots his way out of enemy territory, bringing the stolen fighter aircraft back to England. At an award ceremony, both Chuck and Anne are decorated for their bravery, but the ceremony is cut short by another German air raid. Chuck, who has proposed to Anne, kisses her on the cheek before taking to the air.
Aayden

Aayden is a rather idiotic rabbit Ainvi. He does stuff because it's fun, or because the voice in his head, Alkali, told him to. Alkali is an evil fire spirit, manipulating Aayden to try to burn down everything. Good thing Aayden's too dumb to start a fire.

## Summon Information

* Base Class: Natural Striker
* Inherent Weaknesses: Beast
* Presence Types: Calm, Lucky
* Pools: 3\*

## Level 1 Stats

This table assumes neutral nature and default class

## Skills

 2
 3

## Quotes

Summoning:

> "Woah... Where am I?
>
> You summoned me? That's so cool! [Summoner], let's go! C'mon, I've been summoned for an ADVENTURE! Woo!"
>
>

Interact:

> "Hi! Hi! I see you! You see me!"
>
>

> "Are we gonna go on an adventure now? Cuz' that'd be awesome."
>
>

> "Hm... do you know how to start a fire?"
>
>

> "No, I'm not gonna kill... Oh, hey [Summoner]!"
>
>

> "Is my fur soft? Ooooooh..."
>
>

> "It's too cold here! We gotta do something to warm everyone up, right? Yeah!"
>
>

> "Ooh, behind the ears... Yeah, that's the spot. Yeah... Mmmmmm..."
>
>

Level Up:

> Bad: "Huh?"
>
>

> Medium: "Ooh, ooh! I just got cooler!"
>
>

> Good: "Alkali told me I'd be this awesome, and now I am!"
>
>

Attack:

> "Woohoo!"
>
>

> "BECAUSE YOU TOLD ME TO!"
>
>

Special Skill:

> "Isn't the fire warm?"
>
>

> "I'M THE COOOOOOOLEST!"
>
>

Block/Evade:

> "Ha! I can run more good than you!"
>
>

> "Can't catch me!"
>
>

Injured:

> "Yowch! Stop that!"
>
>

> "Alkali, what do I do?"
>
>

Retreat:

> "Guh, good thing... I'm a zombie... "
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Mission Start:

> "Adventure? Adventure! We're gonna go, let's go, cmo'n! Woohoo!"
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> "We did it! YES! That was fun, when can we do it again?"
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Item Use:

> Happy: "Woohoo! That's awesome!"
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> Upset: "Woohoo! That's... also awesome!"
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Release:

> "Hey, [Summoner]! Where are we gonna go today? Huh? Home? But... this is home. We're already... at home? Oh, you mean my world. Oh! That's a great idea! I can show you all the coolest places, like the circus and the... you can't come? Why not? But... it'll be a lotta fun! Please? Pretty please? Aww... Well, me and Alkali are gonna go have fun together! See ya later, [Summoner]!"
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  Confession  "[Summoner]! Hey, rememer that last battle? The one where you went... Hey, go hit that guy and I went and punched him super good? [Summoner], that was the best! Even Alkali totally agrees. We should be best friends forever, and always kill all of the bad guys. ALL OF THEM! YEAH!"
Charlotte

Anwärter **Charlotte** is a DRK nurse serving under the command of a Military Doctor in occupied Poland. She is a nurse at a makeshift field hospital at a train station. She unwittingly helps the spy, Georg, until she realises he is a spy. She tells the Doctor and gets the Feldgendarmerie to come and get Georg but he had already fled out of a window.
Chris

First Lieutenant **Chris** was a soldier of the 82nd Airborne Division. He was ordered to garrison a French chateau.

In reality, Chris and the others were not World War II veterans but soldiers of the present-day American military. Their final mission in Afghanistan was to evacuate a family, who had been collaborating with the Americans. But before they could be evacuated an Islamic State group arrived and they were forced to hide. As the family was abused by ISIS fighters, the soldiers prepared to intervene against their orders, only for two more trucks full of ISIS troops to arrive outside, causing them to hesitate. The men watched as the family were slaughtered. As the men left, the despairing mother of the family detonated a suicide bomb and with her dying breath uttered the word "Vetrulek", an ancient curse on the soldiers.

Severely wounded from the bomb blast the soldiers were taken to a futuristic hospital, where they were put into a simulated reality based on World War II intended to help soldiers suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. This is where they lived the experience of the mission to the French chateau.

## Notes

* Although a member of the 82nd Airborne Division he also wears the shoulder sleeve insignia (SSI) of the 1st Infantry Division.
* He and the other soldiers have the Spade helmet decal which was used by soldiers of the 101st Airborne Division.

## Gallery

Chris, Eugene, Butchie, Kirk and Tappert.Chris and Tappert.Eugene, Butchie, Chris, Kirk and Tappert.Butchie, Tappert, Eugene, Chris and Kirk.Eugene, Chris, Kirk and Butchie.Eugene and Chris.Eugene and Chris.Eugene, Chris, Tappert and Kirk.Kirk, Chris, Eugene and Tappert.Tappert, Eugene, Chris and Kirk.
Charley MacPherson

Colonel **Charley MacPherson** is an officer of the Commandos.
After his platoon was massacred on what ended up being a suicide mission against the Germans, Scottish Colonel McPhearson has had enough. That is until he is asked to assemble a group of men to go on another mission as the target is an operation run by Colonel Ackerman whose troops were responsible for his platoon's demise. Assembling a group of military convicts MacPherson knocks them it to shape to complete their mission which is to defuse underwater mines to clear the way for a invasion by commandos. But for MacPhearson this is personal and he wants his men not only to do what they had to do but also the job of the commandos.
Christopher Hilton

Lieutenant **Christopher "Kit" Hilton** is a British Army officer. He is a war hero who has returned to a Cornish village, after returning from North Africa. He wants to see his girlfriend but is also there to try and get the miners to go back to work in the mines, as the mine is important to the British war effort. But they fear the headless ghost as villagers who have gone into the mines have been killed already.
Cole Phillips

Major **Cole Phillips** is an officer of the USAAF, Eighth Air Force, where he serves alongside his brother Staff Sergeant Joe Phillips.

Cole is a pilot of a B-17. He and his brother take part in a mission to destroy a German train that is carrying parts for Messerschmitt Me 262s. They destroy the train and are forced to abandon the plain after it is damaged. They make their way back to the UK with the help of the French Resistance. Once back, Cole is called upon by Lieutenant-Colonel Rob Thomson to take on another mission. This time Cole is to fly a captured Messerschmitt Bf 109 back into Germany and destroy a secret base that is creating V2 Rockets.

## Awards

* Pilot's Badge
* Army Presidential Unit Citation
* Distinguished Flying Cross
* Air Medal
* American Campaign Medal
* European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal
* Parachutist Badge

## Gallery

Cole in Greyhound Attack.Cole and Joe in Greyhound Attack.Cole and Thomson in Greyhound Attack.Cole and Williams in Greyhound Attack.Eddy and Cole in Greyhound Attack.Lillian and Cole.Joe and Cole.
Colette Bonhoure

**Colette Bonhoure** and her older brother Ernest Bonhoure were left with their grandparents in Grangeville when the war broke out. Their parents were away, with their father serving in the army and their, mother in Switzerland getting treatment for tuberculosis. At the start of the war, Colette is only 6, and by the end she is 11.
Cliff (The Long Day's Dying)

Private **Cliff** was a British Paratrooper of the Parachute Regiment.

Three British paratroopers were cut off from their unit and were lost behind enemy lines. Sheltering in a deserted farmhouse, they were awaiting the return of their Sergeant who had ventured out in an attempt to locate their unit. The three soldiers were Tom Cooper, a world-weary cynical veteran, John, a middle-class educated thinker who despised war and **Cliff**, an eager soldier who loved his work. All three were highly trained professional killers who, regardless of their own personal thoughts, do not hesitate to perform their duties.

Two German soldiers approached the farmhouse and the paratroopers dispatched them both. The second of the enemy attackers was stalked by the paratroopers who virtually toyed with their victim before John killed him, finishing the man off up close, although the experience rendered him sick. As the three men ate a meal, they were surprised and captured by a third German named Helmut, a paratrooper like themselves. The British soon turned the tables and captured Helmut but the latter, who spoke English, managed to manipulate his captors into keeping him alive. The group left the house in search of their Sergeant whom they eventually found dead in the woods, his throat cut. The men continued on, trying to find their way back to Allied lines. They came across a farmhouse, where a trio of Germans were sheltering. The paratroopers cautiously approached and shot them, only to find that the Germans were already dead.

After spending the night in the house, the group continued their walk back to the British lines, only to run into a German patrol. In the ensuing battle, all of the Germans were killed but Cliff was fatally wounded. John and Tom reached the frontline, taking their prisoner Helmut with them but nearby British troops mistook them all to be German and opened fire, mortally wounding Tom. Both injured themselves, John and Helmut took cover in a muddy ditch. There, John decided to kill Helmut with a small skewer he had always carried with him. Delirious with exhaustion and trauma, John staggered into the open, yelling that he is a pacifist before the British troops opened fire again, shooting him dead.

## Gallery

Cliff and Helmut.Cliff and Helmut.John, Helmut, and Cliff.Helmut, Tom Cooper and John.Helmut, Tom Cooper and Cliff.
House Ferrus

*1703965 - Patrick Bryson*

**House Ferrus**

*“As y’all wish Legatus, but when y’all think you’re safe and sound in your bed or your office or your destroyer, just you pay some mind to who built em.” – Clint, Chief Fabricant of House Ferrus*

In a world of plotting and betrayal, House Ferrus stands somewhat apart. It is rare to find them at the centre of the constant scandals or schemes that infest the politics of Elysium. Many will say that this is because the miners, engineers and tinkerers of Ferrus are too simple for such devious manoeuvres. Ask anyone from Ferrus though and they’ll tell you there’s no time for petty squabbles when you’re fabricating over 90% of the galaxy’s buildings, ships and general goods.

Those who do move against Ferrus find it very hard to continue business when their computers don’t work, their ships break down and their house’s security system locks them in for 2 weeks. As such, the other major Houses have learned to leave Ferrus alone. Aside from the odd bouts of corporate espionage by House Gladius and the occasional shipment being whisked away by Vagrant, Ferrus are free to advance their practices in peace and quiet.

And peace and quiet is exactly what Ferrus wants. Leaving the other houses to face the uncomfortable truth that House Ferrus may be the most powerful of them all, and there’s nothing they can do about it…
TheEightEs Wiki

## Welcome to the TheEightEs Wiki

DES201 Group Work for Gameplay and Narrative Design Coursework.

The links to individual students' work for each brief can be accessed through the Brief's respective wikia page.

## Navigation by Brief

Brief One - Palace Intrigue

Brief Two - Urban Legends

Brief Three - Thought Experiments

## Student Work Directory

### 1703575 - Safya Devautour

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Character Design & Story - Le Leyon, Urban Legend

**Who is he?**

Le Leyon is a military man who lives in Maules Forest,
Fribourg, Switzerland.

He believes he lives in a world where he must survive
against a deadly bio-hazardous environment therefore he applies his military
knowledge and skills where needed.

He wears camouflage to keep himself hidden amongst the
forest foliage and a gas mask to filter out the toxic chemicals in the air.

**Story**

However. Le Leyon is not of this world. He is from a
different time/dimension where the world has played out along a different
timeline and he has crossed dimensionally into ours. His world where mankind
never tried to reduce global pollution where this world he now exists within is

environmentally clean. The pollution from his world he believes is there, but he can’t see it.

   Le Leyon does not realise his world has crossed with this world dimensionally and therefore continues to go about his day to day living

without hesitation.

He sees figures lingering within the forest suddenly one day,
standing looking at him blankly with no expression. Hiding in the shadows, a
dart in the corner of his eye. The figures appear un-natural and feel as if they are closing in on his location always. Le Leyon feels he is going mad and seeks help from a therapist to try and get an understanding to what is going on
within his mind. He believes these beings are trying to kill him.

From this worlds point of view, Le Leyon is an apparition to
the Swiss people of Fribourg. A haunting figure that roams the Maules Forest. He
becomes an urban legend, a story told to children to scare them as a reminder to
stay clear of the forest. People simply see him come and go with rare sightings
reported occasionally. The people want answers. Therefore, they set up a man
hunt to close in on his location, if one exists and find out what he wants in
their world.

The therapist is of the world in which Le Leyon has crossed
into. This therapist can speak to supernatural beings deemed as urban legends.
The therapist identifies he is a dimensional being, not a ghost as the people
of Fribourg make him out to be and helps him to understand they are simply
curious as to who he is and not maliciously kill him as he believes. This is
done via a short mini-game telling the story outlined above with both sides
(the opposing worlds) showing their view of the situation. Ultimately Le Leyon
will learn to feel no fear from these beings even if they appear threatening.
That they are simply human beings delving into their curiosity. That he should
continue to live his life as he wishes.

**Character Design**

Sticking with the pixel art style outlined in the pitch document.
Le Leyon is presented in the clothing and gear his lore describes. A camouflage
shall and gas mask with basic military shirt and trousers. His eyes appear red
in the mini game when he viewed as menacing from the perspective of the people
of Fribourg. In his version of the game he will appear as just a soldier going
about his life with a non-threatening vibe.
Clair Cline

First Lieutenant **Clair Cline** was an American B-24 pilot captured and held at the German camp Stalag Luft I after being shot down over Nazi-occupied Holland during a bombing mission.

To help maintain his sanity and lift his fellow prisoners' spirits, Cline — a self-taught musician — traded Red Cross rations with other prisoners and the guards to get the tools and supplies he needed to craft a violin using bunk bed slats, the leg of a chair, dried glue from the bottom of chairs and a shard of glass as a wood-carving tool. The homemade violin was completed in time for Christmas, and Cline became known throughout the camp for playing traditional carols on it.

Cline survived the war. He was married to his wife for 67 years. He died in 2010 at the age of 92. The violin that he built in the camp is on display at a World War Two museum in New Orleans, Louisiana.

## Awards

* Pilot's Badge
* Silver Star
* Air Medal
* European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal

## Notes

* He is a fictional portrayal of the real Clair Cline. [1]

## Gallery

Clair Cline and Anne Cline.Clair Cline and Reed Whitaker.Vinny Petrolini and Clair Cline.
1704289 - Michael Falcone

## Brief 3 - Thought Experiment

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## Level Design

### Level Overview:

The trolley car level is based on the the trolley dilemma. The level sees the player load into the driver seat of a trolley car facing out the window to see the tracks. The car follows along the track while they are told they must choose if they wish to move the car from its current track onto the next one at the up coming opening. There are people tied to the tracks just after the opening, 5 people on the track they are currently on and 1 person on the track they may switch to. Before they reach the turning point time slows to a stop and the player is able to view a short description of each person tied down on the tracks, this description will contain how many family members they have, what they do in society, their age and their names. The 5 people all being convicted criminals and the one person being a father to 2 children. After the player chooses a direction within the 30 second time limit the trolley drives through the chosen people or persons and continues on to another choice with a different variant of the first problem. This continues until they have done this 5 times and then the level ends.

At the end of the level the players overall morality points are counted based on the number of people they killed and the number of people effected by the death of those people.

### Level Visuals:

The trolley car, track and surroundings are all done in a realistic style. The level has a large amount of fog in it which stops the player from seeing the next choice options before they arrive to it, the player can see 30 feet in all directions. Even though most of the level is hidden by fog it is also still very bright. making it seem more like a heavenly fog containing the simulation.

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### Level Layout:

The trolley car consists of the cabin that the player is sitting in. This cabin contains the chair the player is sitting on, the lever the player uses to change track to their left, a control panel with non intractable dials and a red button to skip the 30 seconds if the player makes up their mind right away.

The tracks branch off in each direction but the car is moved back to the beginning of the first track after they run over the people. The Fog levels stop this from being obvious and the new people are spawned in the place of the old ones. Because of this the layout of the level resembles that of an elongated Y, branching off long enough to allow room for the illusion or moving to a different track.