Profile: Coe is the final decision-maker on whether the crew can film at Hoover Dam. She’s not unreasonable, but her patience is thin. She’s had her fill of grandstanding men and flashy nonsense — she wants results, not spectacle. But beneath her discipline is someone who truly wants peace. If the Courier proves the vision is worth it, she’ll play along.

Voice type: Calm, experienced. Measured and pragmatic.

Vocal traits: Polished NCR command voice — formal but not stiff. Carries weight with minimal effort.

Key notes:

• Keeps a cool head — rarely raises her voice.
• Slight weariness behind the confidence; she’s seen too much.
• Her final scene with the Khans should carry wary hope.

Number of lines: 16

Line prompts:

1. [the courier, producer and director have worn Captain Coe down and she agrees to let them film at the dam] 
   
   previous line: n/a
   
   
2. [an unexpected group of people have turned up to the peace summit. In an attempt to control the situation Captain Coe fires her gun in the air and shouts to the crowd in a firm, but controlled way]
   
   previous line: n/a
   
   
3. [at the peace summit Captain Coe is reading lines from a script that's just been put in front of her. She finds the whole thing very awkward, but feels pressured to play along in front of the cameras. She's acting out a scene with the Great Khan Warrior]
   
   previous line: Great Khan Warrior - We want to put the past behind us.