Personal Narrative: Officer Brown Ineruption

Officer brown inerupted, “If I may sir, in my experience detainees usually give the interviewer some kind of vailed threat, personally speaking, none of them materialize.” The Cornel shifted his weight on his feet, and correspondingly, glancing around, Kings Cross Platform, making it obvious to Brown, that he had no intention of answering his comment. Using a combination of assertive body language and vocal tone, Thomas continued with his dialog, whilst Brown remained quiet.
“Under the circumstancs Officer Brown, my presumption was the Cannabis had addeled Lukes brain. There was also a real possibility he was playing a bluff over the demise of his last interviewer, needless to say, neither I or any of my staff had told him the fate of the recently deceased officer.
My mistake Brown.” Office Brown reacted with a slight physical twitch, to the word mistake, a word he did not, associate with the Cornel, consequently, presuming, Luke had committed suicide? He remained silent, as to his theory, knowing his superior,would not, appreciate him, to speak his thoughts out, loud. Thomas moved closer, so only, Brown could hear, hissing words stated, “That night Japanese intelligence informed me that Fukushima 1 had exploded. Officer Brown could not help his body reacting physically, the fear of an extreamist group being able to destroy the world through radio active poision, was no longer a fiction, he could no, longer remain quiet, blurting