Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn character interviews: Difference between revisions

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''"My name is April Orenski. I'm a senior cadet, I'm the squad leader for [[Hastati Squad]]. I've seen what can happen when, y'know, there's no discipline when people are allowed to just, y'know, let their ideas run rampant. When things go badly, I've seen it happen over and over again. Being a squad leader means that I have a team of cadets. It means that I am in charge of making sure that they follow the rules, know the rules, they know how to be good soldiers. It's up to me to make sure that, y'know, when they do things that are out of order, when they are misinformed or they go and ignore commands that they know what they've done is incorrect. They have to learn it the right way. The [[UNSC]] way. The Corbulo way. And it's my job to make sure that my squad performs at its optimum level, the squad doesn't always perform at optimum level. Uh, no, in fact there are few cadets in my squad that think that their way is more important than what we've been doing for years and years at Corbulo. They think that it's okay to run off and ignore orders and....and it's not okay. I'm responsible for them and if they mess up then it looks badly on me. And it's important to me that I, y'know, I do my job here and I do it well so that in the real world, y'know, when we're out there in the battlefield and we're fighting for the UNSC, it's important that they know that I am their leader and that they are to follow my commands."''

''"My name is Dimah Tchakova. I'm freshman cadet. My mother, she's, uh, Secretary of [[FLEETCOM]], and, uh, my father, he's also high ranking intelligence officer at FLEETCOM. I... don't know if I really fit in. Um... my parents, they're-they're very well connected, and, um, I think most kids know that... and I don't know if, um, some kids might look at me differently. I don't get special treatment, but, I-I do feel different than everybody else. In my family, um, our family motto is: 'People who get ahead in life, they make sacrifices and they go to extremes.' This training, it's-it's part of who I'm about to become, and, um, I remind myself of that every day. It's gonna make me stronger and better, and, uh, a better soldier. And, uh, it will help me advance later on in my life.  I-I want to make my parents proud. I'm, um... the only child. And, uh, I-I want them to be proud of me. I don't see myself working on the field. I think one day I'll be working in the, uh... in an office, as a high ranking intelligence officer, or, uh, maybe I'll follow my mother's steps and become Secretary of FLEETCOM. I don't really see myself working on the field. I, um, I don't-I don't see myself doing that."''

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