Excitable Scientist
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This is a fan-written story, set on a planet, which finds our protagonist in a desperate situation. The antagonist (the character you are auditioning for) has the upper hand and is enjoying himself far too much.
Blake's 7 is a British science fiction television series that was created by Terry Nation and produced by the British Broadcasting Corporation. Four series broadcast originally between 1978 and 1982. The show is set in a dystopian future and follows a group of political dissidents and outcasts who fight against the oppressive Terran Federation.
The genre of Blake’s 7 can be described as a mix of:
Science Fiction: The series features advanced technology, spaceships, robots, and alien species.
Space Opera: It includes grand, adventurous narratives set in space, with a focus on the characters’ personal struggles and relationships.
Dystopian Drama: The show explores themes of rebellion, totalitarianism, and moral ambiguity, often presenting a bleak and pessimistic view of the future13.
Despite its low budget, Blake’s 7 is praised for its strong character development, complex storylines, and the moral dilemmas faced by its characters. It has maintained a dedicated fan base over the years.
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This part is for a science fiction audio drama set in the Blake's 7 Universe. This character was not part of the original series but he is set within characters from it.
This character is theatrical and extravagent. I see him as very similar to Aubrey Woods' portrayal of Krantor from Gambit, with a strong, deep, expressive voice. It doesn't have to be a direct imitation, but should follow this description.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1x36fPpYeY8AZKQwLhYrL-vhzmO5g0BCs/view?usp=sharing
Oh, without doubt. I am Claren Braze, by the way. A pleasure to finally meet you. Yes, you’ve been through quite the ordeal haven’t you? I do apologise.
Hmmm. Of course, your crew were there at the very beginning.
For centuries we’ve theorised that natural selection has driven how humankind experiences the universe, discarding anything not beneficial for survival. On Earth, telepathy was not developed like it was on Auron, where it gave a distinct advantage. The world as we see it through the prism of spacetime is far from fundamental. There is something deeper, Avon, and I have felt it.
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