Well, there you go.  Darius has made his pitch.  I'll let the in character responsibility for retiring Darius be up to Baromir.  He can choose to use him as a scapegoat and attempt to thereby salvage the situtation somewhat... I still believe that Cortez and company can profit from the situation.  Don't they say there is no such thing as bad publisity?  If Baromir throws Darius to the authorities and talks a good game, he could well avoid any serious fines.  After all, obviously someone else was behind the theater explosion, and obviously he can link the Chimera attack and the assassin to the Archbishop...<br/><br/>So it's up to Baromir.  He could pay the fines, and salvage his Space Marine/brainless killing machine, or throw him to the wolves and save his profit factor.  Of course, if he does decide to let Darius take the fall, he'll have one other choice to make... permit Darius's suicidal attempt to finish off the Archbishop?  Or play it safe and simply tell Darius to turn himself in without trying to kill anyone else.<br/><br/>If Baromir decides to save Darius rather then the group's profit factor, I'll continue to play a much chastised, and much more careful, rogue space marine.<br/><br/>If not, I will create the captain of the Everest.  I'm thinking a young Kirk, or Will Riker type... brash and bold, intelligent and charismatic, and never one to hide away on his ship when there is an interesting away mission to go on...