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ShareBy the time he came back down, he was told he’d been ‘un-arrested’, but was still accused of something called ‘collective harassment’.‘Collective harassment all on my own? It didn’t make sense.’Next, he was taken to the local police station, questioned for two hours (he refused to comment throughout, on his solicitor’s advice) and shown a selection of poorly photocopied but rather witty posters and pamphlets which had been distributed around town over the past few months, lampooning Faversham councillors.‘They asked if I’d posted any through people’s doors. I said: “No comment.”’Finally, with a great flourish, they brought out a Christmas card — a Nativity scene portraying town clerk Jackie Westlake as the Virgin Mary and her husband Brian Caffarey as the infant Jesus. A speech bubble read: ‘He’s not the Messiah, he’s a very naughty boy!’ A famous quote from Monty Python’s film Life Of Brian.

Mr Wellard was questioned for two hours over a collection of posters and pamphlets which had been distributed around town lampooning councillors‘They knew that I’d worked on a Monty Python production and the sergeant said: “About this Christmas card then? It’s a strange coincidence.”‘But I worked on Monty Python And The Holy Grail, not Life Of Brian!

It’s madness. The whole thing was completely Pythonesque!’Too true. Six policemen to arrest, unarrest and question a septua-genarian who may or may not have circulated a few satirical pictures poking fun at local politicians.The world must surely have gone bonkers. Or had a serious sense-of-humour bypass.One poster pictured Swale Borough Councillor Mick Cosgrove riding a toy donkey in hot pursuit of the ‘next photo-opportunity’.

Another showed Mayor Nigel Kay and other local public figures being described as ‘a growing problem in the heart of Kent’.Over recent months, they started popping up all over town — in pubs, stuck to wheelie-bins, to the inside of the fish and chip shop window (until they were ordered to be removed by the council) and slipped through letter boxes.They made people laugh. They were a talking point.When I ask if he’s the satirist responsible, John goes rather glinty, but refuses to be drawn.‘I’m not even computer-literate! But who cares who’s responsible?

They were just a bit of fun. Can’t anyone take a joke any more?‘What would happen if David Cameron called the police every time he popped up in an unflattering cartoon? What about Spitting Image? Should they all be arrested?’Next, some manila envelopes, stuffed with obsolete Venezuelan bank notes, were placed at bus stops and on park benches.

Taped to each envelope was the typed note: ‘If you find this message, please return it to your councillor.’Some claim the insinuation was that town councillors had been accepting bribes. Wellard describes it as ‘a schoolboy prank’.Suddenly, Kent’s ‘market town of kings’ had become Midsomer Murders, J.K. Rowling’s The Casual Vacancy (about a small-town’s petty rivalries) and a Monty Python sketch all rolled into one.Which is a shame because it’s a wonderfully picturesque place dating back to Roman times, famous for the manufacture of bricks, bombs, beer and a murdered mayor in the 16th century (watch out, current incumbent Nigel Kay!) and home to one surviving copy of the Magna Carta and a Boomtown Rat, Bob Geldof.Until 2011, there was also a thriving barge-building industry at the town’s historic creek.

Which, it turns out, is the catalyst for all this naughty lampoonery. Some manila envelopes (right) stuffed with obsolete Venezuelan bank notes, were placed at bus stops and on park benches. Isn’t it par for the course for politicians — national or local — to attract the occasional metaphorical custard pie?‘They’ve ignored us. They’ve ignored English Heritage. They’ve ignored everyone,’ says John Wellard.He isn’t an obvious revolutionary.

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An art student (maybe therein lies a clue) turned cameraman, he has worked with world-class film directors such as Ridley Scott, Alan Parker and, of course, the Pythons (‘a bloody nightmare’).He might not like to talk about who orchestrated the anti-council campaign, but John has a lot to say about the Pythons.‘Never again! Terry Gilliam and Terry Jones, the directors, made all sorts of stupid mistakes and poor old Graham Chapman was p.ssed all the time and couldn’t remember his lines so we had to shoot from different angles and splice it all together. It was mayhem.’And, er, back to the posters? So who did them?John ignores my question and busies himself showing me old pictures of him and the Pythons. For his part, boat-builder Brian Pain tells me: ‘Look, it’s small, cottage industry stuff.

Just a few individuals having a bit of fun. There’s not a secret cabal producing these things. I know John’s not responsible for some of them.’Whatever, since last Friday, John Wellard has become something of a local celebrity — the hero who stood up to the council.Strangers have asked to shake his hand. His picture is on the front page of the Faversham Times. While I’m with him, a large cream cake is dropped off at the door by an anonymous well-wisher.‘I’ve been amazed by the reaction. Blown away,’ he says.

‘It shows some people still have a sense of humour.’A walk round town is enough to see he’s right.‘It’s a joke!’ says my new friend Peter from the High Street. ‘I can’t see what the problem is. What’s he done wrong?

And the Venezuelan money he put in those envelopes? A bloody joke!‘Too bad if we’ve all got to the point where we can’t take a joke any more — particularly about politicians.’Another local resident, Vivienne, 62, chips in: ‘They’re over-reacting, which is just silly. If you haven’t got a thick skin, don’t go into politics — everyone knows that.’The councillors, meanwhile, are still not laughing. The Mayor is busy at the launch of a new local ale, and the town clerk doesn’t call me back, but I bump into a glum-faced Cllr Tom Gates in the street.‘There’s been a lot of nastiness going on,’ he says.‘Nasty posters depicting people in rather stupid positions doing silly things. It’s hurt a lot of people — and not just councillors, but their partners, too.’But can’t he see the funny side? Isn’t it par for the course for politicians — national or local — to attract the occasional metaphorical custard pie?‘If they put their name to it, I could understand it,’ he says. ‘But this way it’s cowardly.

And a bit underhand.’Mike Cosgrove, the councillor pictured on the donkey, is more circumspect.‘I do not want to comment on the specific issues, as matters relating to arrests, interviews under caution etc are operational policing matters and, therefore, the responsibility of Kent police,’ he says in an emailed statement. John Wellard‘I have lived in Faversham for 40 years and brought up a family. The vast majority of people are really nice and we work together to do the best we can.’To be fair, while the posters were clearly just a bit of fun to puncture swollen egos, some might say the brown envelopes crossed a line.Cindy Davis, a councillor for 18 years, had one posted through her letterbox a couple of months ago.She says she felt ‘personally victimised’ at any insinuation she and her fellow councillors had accepted bribes. ‘In all my years as a councillor, I have never had such nasty treatment,’ she said.Brian Pain, however, is adamant.‘The decisions the council makes in terms of planning seem to be so one-sided and irrational that I’m not surprised people have jumped to conclusions. I’m only surprised it’s stopped at a few scurrilous leaflets.’Frankly, given the febrile atmosphere here, so am I.Happily, I don’t live in Faversham.

Contents Description Appearance Marina's face is reminiscent to that of a human girl's with sapphire blue eyes. Her hair is a green messy bob barely reaching past her shoulders. Her costume consists of what appears to be a skin-tight body suit covering her neck down to her waist with long gloves reaching her mid-biceps and red mechanical legs beneath numerous pieces of bulky white armor, covering her shoulders, her chest, her hands, and her bottom-torso.

On each of her hand armor pieces is a large, round, blue jewel, and on her head she dons a small white and red helmet with two long white pieces of material hanging down from the back with red tips.Human Marina in child formHuman Marina in adult formShould the player collect all 53 a fully human form of Marina can be shown. Depending on the player's specified age, she has either the appearance of a young girl(Ages 00 - 15) or a young adult woman(Ages 16 - 99), both having short, sleek hair and a red and white dress.PersonalityMarina is very kind and caring, and one of determination and honor. She is a staunch ally to her friends and teammates and is held in high regard by the inhabitants of, most notably, and the.

She can come off as hostile when she's angry or ready to fight, and is quick to get annoyed when others disesteem themselves. In few cases, she even goes as far as to make sarcastic remarks when conversing with enemies. It is likely that she suffers from issues with apprehension, as she is often shown attacking Professor Theo when he sneaks up behind her.

She could also be very aware that she is a video game character, as she breaks the numerous times throughout the game.Skills and AbilitiesMarina boasts incredible speed and strength. She can lift and throw objects that are as large as 100x her own size or weight. Her principal attack methods are grabbing, shaking and throwing. Shaking can be used as a strategy to perform unique methods of defeating certain enemies, a way to obtain from items and characters should they hold any, a way to transform or enhance weapons and special types of items, and more.Other moves Marina use include the Slide, which propels her a short distance across the ground at great speed, the Slider Jump, an extension of the Slide which gives her a massive boost in jumping, and the Dash, where she uses her jetpack booster to thrust herself into any direction. It is shown that she can use the jetpack boosters to fly, though unfortunately, this is merely a cutscene-exclusive ability and is not available for usage by the player during any point of the game.Storyline Quotes Storyline Text Dialogue Voiced In-Game Dialogue. 'Mischief Makers!'

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