Disclaimer: do not own GeneratorRex, if I did it definitely would be rated R rather PG
A/N1: This piece takes time during episode Exposed - right after the whole trip to Organization but before the faithful episode about...Six- I mean Providence was shown on TV.
A/N2: I really heated "exposed" episode – not entirely because of lack of Calan init but that Diane Farrah disappointed me back then – so this piece of work was suppose to make me feel better by finding a superior motive for her actions. Oh, please my head-canon be right… just this once!
Camera! Action!
By your-biohazardous-friend
Diana Farrah rewind the footage again. After seeing what she saw within providence walls she had no doubt why White Knight keeps the organization in such secret. There was action, suspense, romance, tragedy, life, danger, death – every state of mind and existence she could possibly think of, Diana witnessed that day. There was also all-work-no-play Six, always busy, somehow absent-minded, Caesar - Diana could swear she saw this man before, in a different interview*, attention whoring Rex and camera-shy Holiday. All of them were great in their field of work, yet it would be hard for society to acknowledge this bunch of socially awkward hotheads as reliable battle force.
Of course Diana could act professionally and use the real story. An E.V.O. braking loose in THE facility would be an instant hit. Ordinary people loved failures of others and the more famous those 'others' were the more excited people would become. But as she recollected Rex asking her to stop filming, when he couldn't cure that E.V.O., she knew that she had no courage to do it.
The truth to be told, as she entered the Providence, the British woman was aware that she was considered as a foe, she could sense it in the way people interacted with her. There was coldness, disappointment, even disgust, in the way the staff acted around her or spoke with her. But she wasn't their enemy – quite opposite, she forced TV board for this special episode of Ultimate Exposure to show people that Providence is something they should worship except of doubting them. That's why Diana prepared for almost every occasion. Little did they all know that the news reporter specially asked some of those questions – fangirlish ones to Six, stupid ones to White Knight, the 'lowest ones' to Dr. Holiday, whom in real life Diana really admired – for their own safety. Those were her back-up plan wherever something might go wrong and she couldn't show Providences 'better profile', then she would at least show the 'neutral ground'.
Sometimes she hated her job.
The news woman sighed heavily. Again she would have to make a fool of herself, this time by acting like a horny fangirl, just to hide a true drama behind Providence. But thanks to that, the world would sleep soundly knowing that someone reliable would protect them from the monstrosity of the post-Event world.
"I'm sorry agent Six" she whispered to the screen, where a scene of him offering her a taco was displayed. She dug out her sunglasses from the bottom drawer of her desk.
"Alan!" Diana shouted to the Camera Man "we have to record a conclusion before we call it a day"
He colleague quickly rushed to her side, put a camera on his shoulder and gave her a thumb-up. Farrah fixed her jacket. Her lips were smiling, but she cringed inside.
3!
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Action!
*In my head-canon Caesar had been interviewed many times before/during Nanite Project but treated as a junior member of research staff by the news reporters – thus most of a footage with him had been cut out of final product. Diana stumbled upon those un-cut videos as she was preparing herself for her 'E.V.O. hunter' career.
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