Defence Secretary (Children of Earth: Day Three): Difference between revisions
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}}A '''Defence Secretary''' was part of the attempt to cut a deal with the [[the 456]] ([[TV]]: ''[[Children of Earth: Day Three]], [[Children of Earth: Day Four|Day Four]]'') and | }}A '''Defence Secretary''' was part of the attempt to cut a deal with the [[the 456]] and believed the selection of [[child]]ren would have to be random and appear fair, so that the government could defend itself; he proposed "limiting" the loss to one child per family, with every second child, but realised the logistics meant it had to be one school at a time. Ultimately, he agreed with handing over the bottom 10% of the school league tables instead of a random selection ([[TV]]: ''[[Children of Earth: Day Three]], [[Children of Earth: Day Four|Day Four]]'') and ordered the [[British Army]] to kidnap children and deliver them to the aliens. ([[TV]]: ''[[Children of Earth: Day Five]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 22:57, 12 September 2014
A Defence Secretary was part of the attempt to cut a deal with the the 456 and believed the selection of children would have to be random and appear fair, so that the government could defend itself; he proposed "limiting" the loss to one child per family, with every second child, but realised the logistics meant it had to be one school at a time. Ultimately, he agreed with handing over the bottom 10% of the school league tables instead of a random selection (TV: Children of Earth: Day Three, Day Four) and ordered the British Army to kidnap children and deliver them to the aliens. (TV: Children of Earth: Day Five)
