Synopsis Of The Speech Announces The Scratchy Pa System

Attention, all higher-ups please report to the meeting hall, announces the scratchy PA system. Juan and Alejandro develop a sly grin and stir up a conversation. Old Paco finally figured how to use that intercom. It ´s a real burden.† Let ´s go get Hector and Adolfo to see what s up. I think I have an idea of what it is. These rumours remind me of grade school, it ´s really getting out of hand. â€Å"Yeah, it’s a joke.† The men casually stroll into the dinky mess hall, which is really more of an empty room with picnic tables. Adolfo is leaning against a scuffed-up wall that emits a pungent odor of rotting meat and old wood. He’s in a slumped position with his grubby hat lazily placed across his forehead and eyes. â€Å"Wake up†¦show more content†¦Ã¢â‚¬Å"I thought we were an elite group of military leaders, not a bunch of chit-chatting slackers! We have a huge crisis on our hands, and it demands our immediate attention!† Bright purple v eins pop out of the General’s head, and his loud steady breathing is the only thing that can be heard throughout the cafeteria. â€Å"There are rumours†¦Ã¢â‚¬  starts the General. â€Å"That Mercenaries are reeking havoc throughout the mountain towns of Chile. No one knows who they are, or where they’re from, but they exist. We are supposed to be the only group that’s dominant, and we need to prove it by finding, and eliminating these abominations. Pack your bags folks, we’re going on an adventure!† General Davola leads the group in front with an immense backpack and a grim face. He can’t get over the fact that his power may be threatened. â€Å"Who would dare go up against me and my troop?† he ponders aloud. Meanwhile, Juan and Alejandro take up the back, behind Hector and Adolfo. â€Å"Do you think Davola will have us do any of his dirty work?† asks Juan. â€Å"We haven’t done anything shady in a while, but I do wonder sometimes which side we are on,† answers Alejandro. â€Å"What do you mean by that?† â€Å"It seems that we do more assignments for criminals, than we do for the actual government.† â€Å"I think you re exaggerating a bit, but money talks, dude. Besides, it’s not like we do anything that can harm Chile itself, we