05-18-2015, 11:06 AM
P2, Monsignor Gibson is the GWM book keeper, a sort of Soldier. An important role when it comes to assassinating aviation, but not the leading role. Those privileges are held as follows;
- The Consigliere. These people come and go, as with Herr Skull, Byron, and others. Normally it's a short term role, pays well, but ends up with a Colombian necktie and much blood being spilt. Not a long term career move.
- Then you have the underboss. They are cunning, often undermining the Consigliere. The Underboss are periodically removed, such as with Captain Sentinel. They too usually end up with a horse head in their bed, but their longevity normally extends well beyond the Consigliere.
- Below the Underboss is the Caporegime. Again, often he is a wily individual who plays many different angles within the GWM. He usually has a high I.Q and high opinion of himself, specialises in taking out his own senior members without getting so much as a drop of blood on his smooth hands. He is often identified by his broad rimmed glasses, intellectual beard and post graduate qualifications.
- The Soldiers. These people take in many forms and perform many roles. They complete the ensemble of orgainsiation crooks and shonks, and they too enjoy willingly performing assassination duties while at the same time blending in with the rest of society.
But to answer P2's question, I believe currently there are no outstanding orders out there for the scalp of the PG Soldier to be taken. Now that doesn't mean that this loyal soldier won't be taken out at a moments notice, but currently there doesn't appear to be a bounty on his beard!
Footnote: I would have loved to have stomped on 'Boo' and 'pistol'. They are poor excuses for dogs and are nothing short of glorified toilet brushes. But I am curious however. Have CAsA ramped Captain Sparrow's personal set of wings? Were any civil aviation regulations for carrying unrestrained toilet brushes onboard breached? I mean CAsA do like to concern themselves with such horrible non-conformances. Were the toilet brushes on the manifest? Potential weight and balance issues? Were the mongrels loose in the flight deck? Had this been a GA operator or regional airline I am certain CAsA would have been sending a Friday 1659 fax, wouldn't they?
"Safe horse heads for all"
ADDENDUM: I have been asked if the role of a ''Lookleft' has a spot within a GWM style organisation. The answer is emphatically 'no'. A 'Lookleft' is more of a footstool position and a position as an informant. You see 'Looklefts' are wannabe's, they want to play with the big kids but aren't made of the right material, they are weak and spineless and are often short of a chromosome or three, so they turn informant, dob on the other kids, hide behind the bushes and throw rocks. They do however make great anchors for offshore fishing boats, and they have been known to accidentally fall into woodchip machines and end up spread across your garden. Personally I see that as being the best possible use for a Lookleft, but I wouldn't rule out using the Lookleft as floor paper in the bird aviary or just good old rooster booster spread across the vege garden.
- The Consigliere. These people come and go, as with Herr Skull, Byron, and others. Normally it's a short term role, pays well, but ends up with a Colombian necktie and much blood being spilt. Not a long term career move.
- Then you have the underboss. They are cunning, often undermining the Consigliere. The Underboss are periodically removed, such as with Captain Sentinel. They too usually end up with a horse head in their bed, but their longevity normally extends well beyond the Consigliere.
- Below the Underboss is the Caporegime. Again, often he is a wily individual who plays many different angles within the GWM. He usually has a high I.Q and high opinion of himself, specialises in taking out his own senior members without getting so much as a drop of blood on his smooth hands. He is often identified by his broad rimmed glasses, intellectual beard and post graduate qualifications.
- The Soldiers. These people take in many forms and perform many roles. They complete the ensemble of orgainsiation crooks and shonks, and they too enjoy willingly performing assassination duties while at the same time blending in with the rest of society.
But to answer P2's question, I believe currently there are no outstanding orders out there for the scalp of the PG Soldier to be taken. Now that doesn't mean that this loyal soldier won't be taken out at a moments notice, but currently there doesn't appear to be a bounty on his beard!
Footnote: I would have loved to have stomped on 'Boo' and 'pistol'. They are poor excuses for dogs and are nothing short of glorified toilet brushes. But I am curious however. Have CAsA ramped Captain Sparrow's personal set of wings? Were any civil aviation regulations for carrying unrestrained toilet brushes onboard breached? I mean CAsA do like to concern themselves with such horrible non-conformances. Were the toilet brushes on the manifest? Potential weight and balance issues? Were the mongrels loose in the flight deck? Had this been a GA operator or regional airline I am certain CAsA would have been sending a Friday 1659 fax, wouldn't they?
"Safe horse heads for all"
ADDENDUM: I have been asked if the role of a ''Lookleft' has a spot within a GWM style organisation. The answer is emphatically 'no'. A 'Lookleft' is more of a footstool position and a position as an informant. You see 'Looklefts' are wannabe's, they want to play with the big kids but aren't made of the right material, they are weak and spineless and are often short of a chromosome or three, so they turn informant, dob on the other kids, hide behind the bushes and throw rocks. They do however make great anchors for offshore fishing boats, and they have been known to accidentally fall into woodchip machines and end up spread across your garden. Personally I see that as being the best possible use for a Lookleft, but I wouldn't rule out using the Lookleft as floor paper in the bird aviary or just good old rooster booster spread across the vege garden.