Profile: The ranger shows up during a pivotal moment, acting as a voice of order just before everything spirals into chaos. They’re sharp-eyed, tactically aware, and don’t have time for the director’s dramatics. When they issue a warning, it’s not a threat — it’s a promise.

Voice type: Calm, cool, deadly.

Vocal traits: Low-pitched and measured. Speaks like someone who doesn't need to raise their voice to be taken seriously. Has that signature NCR veteran steadiness.

Key notes:

• Sounds like someone who’s seen action, but doesn’t brag about it.

• Delivers warnings with a sense of finality.

• Calm under pressure — never shouts, but commands the scene.

Number of lines: 3

Line prompts:

1. [the courier and the director are talking at Hoover Dam, before the Khan's assault. The NCR ranger interrupts their conversation.]
   
   previous line: n/a
   
   
2. [the second line follows on from the first.]
   
   previous line: NCR Ranger - That's enough. Hands where I can see them. I don’t know what kind of nonsense this is, but I’ve already radioed command at the Dam, this is over! 
   
   
3. [The director has surrendered.]
   
   previous line: Byron Hawthorne - Damn you... Fine, end scene.