DR. PEDROSA

Sample dialogue

• You will travel on a United States military craft already designated for Mars. It contains a payload of a classified but routine nature, and the crew will know of you only as a passenger--a higher-ranking officer making a visitation to the outpost. It will depart from outside standard surveillance, on the Far Side of the moon. As your participation was unanticipated, the path from our current point will take us through only recently- settled territory. We will be escorted by the United States Army’s Space Division. And I will protect you as far as I am able.

  scene 29 — INT. LUNAR BASE - MAZELIKE CORRIDOR

• Roy--please, take it--

  scene 44 — INT. LAUNCH PAD

• Depress the button in order to speak. Remember, your father may be listening.

  scene 25 — INT. LUNAR BASE - COMMUNICATIONS CENTER - LATER

• Members of the crew were selected on the basis of skill and limited social needs, and as such should be no impediment.

  scene 30 — INT. MEDICAL UNIT

• I am currently Commander of SPACECOM lunar operations, at Tycho. I knew your father very well--we studied neuroscience together, at Purdue University. He was a very brilliant man--a true legend in the department. He looked at things his own way and contemplated vast concepts. So I can understand well his struggles-- because keeping sanity in the face of the infinite can be a monumental challenge.

  scene 16 — INT. FORT CARSON - CONTROL CENTER - USSPACECOM HEADQUARTERS

Bookends

Often appears with

• ROY MCBRIDE9 scenes
• LESLIE CORTEZ2 scenes
• WILLY LEVANT2 scenes
• ADJUTANT GENERAL AMELIA VOGEL1 scene
• ADJUTANT GENERAL VOGEL1 scene
• BRIGADIER GENERAL FALLON1 scene