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Wearing the green armband of Laconian solidarity, Fisk recites Singh's condemnation of union violence as if it were her own furious judgment.
Fisk has become Laconia's most effective colonial advocate, first presenting Sol's surrender as liberation from old political favoritism. After the Medina uprising, she appears flushed and furious in a tan-and-black blouse with the green armband adopted by loyalist antiterrorist sympathizers.
She condemns the Transport Union's claimed commitment to safe ring administration as hypocrisy revealed by bombing, theft, and murder. Her strongest sentence—calling on people who justified the uprising to feel ashamed—was written by Santiago Singh and delivered to her. Fisk repeats it with enough force to sound spontaneous. The performance makes the Laconian Congress Singh's clearest success even as every security policy around it lies in ruins.
A heavyset middle-aged woman with a round flushed face and thick curling black hair streaked with gray, wearing a tan-and-black blouse and green loyalist armband.
Fisk is the apparently independent civilian voice that converts Singh's prepared propaganda into credible colonial outrage against the uprising.