implanted-bombs
Explosive devices surgically implanted in individuals as tools of control and assassination, central to the chapter's conflict.
2 chapters across 1 book
Nemo (1977)Ron Goulart
In Chapter 22 of "Nemo," Ted (Nemo) confronts Dr. Dix about the implanted bombs used by the TSA, including one in his wife Haley and another set to assassinate Reverend Ortega. After incapacitating Jay Perlberg, Ted forces Dix to help him safely remove the bombs, revealing the extent of clandestine and violent control measures employed by the government. The chapter ends with an armed standoff as Chief Agent Karew demands surrender, highlighting the escalating conflict.
In Chapter 23 of "Nemo," Ted and Haley Briar face a tense standoff with the Total Security Agency (TSA) and the Way of Life Patrol, who surround their house and attempt to force their surrender. Ted demonstrates unexpected abilities by neutralizing the agents and protecting Haley from implanted bombs, while they seek to locate Reverend Ortega, who is involved in a critical and dangerous rendezvous. The chapter highlights the pervasive surveillance and control by TSA and the personal risks Ted and Haley endure in their resistance.