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The Turbine by the Sea
Belver Head is fifty-one metres of granite in Cornwall with a 4.
- ~117 min (estimated)
- 25910 words
- 98 scenes
- 11 branch points
- 5 endings
52 recorded plays (one per visitor per day)
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About
2 megawatt wind machine on it and a decommissioned hydrophone station under the floor of the crew mess. Sanna Redfern, 41, and Ceri Napier, 45, are the two-person maintenance crew. There is one machine, one workshop, one workshop store, one walk of two point four kilometres to the far end, and ninety days. They have done it eleven times. On day nine of every rotation, at about ten past four in the morning, something comes up through four hundred millimetres of cast iron duct and stops, and both of them have been writing it up as a bearing fault for eleven rotations. Sanna is the site lead, and the site lead sends Margo Sennen a shortlist every quarter. The twelfth is the last rotation before a 6. 6 megawatt machine arrives in October, and a permanent two-person team with a named lead has to be chosen by the end of the month. Only one of the two women can be on that team, and the other on
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- Falsified safety record and a countersignature given 340 times
- Use of a partner's undiagnosed shoulder as a reason to keep her in place
- Written explicit sexual content between two consenting adults in a cold loft
- A recorder that has been capturing a room since 1976
- A drowning referenced but not depicted
- Regulatory investigation and withdrawal of a professional authorisation
- An implication of professional complicity by omission since 1988
- A hard moral choice with no option that undoes the damage
Cast
- S Sanna Redfern Senior technician and site lead, the person who names the crew, and the viewpoint character no portrait yet
- C Ceri Napier HV authorised lead, the person whose countersignature is under every falsified line, and the person the protagonist wants no portrait yet
- T Tristram Sowerby O&M contract manager for Trelissick Renewables, the person who needs the fault column to be empty no portrait yet
- M Margo Sennen Offshore supervisor at the Newquay base, the person who allocates the roster and who has known about the kiosk since 1995 no portrait yet
- D Dafydd Llewellyn Technician from the Trelissick Newquay workshop, the third person on rotation three, who said a thing once in an office and carried it for nine years no portrait yet