Character Relationship Map: Top Priority: The Terror Within

Characters

• Self (played by Julia Davis) — protagonist

  Customs and Border Protection Commissioner and former DEA head. To avoid media scrutiny over alleged past incompetence, he mobilizes the full power of the government to retaliate against the whistlebl...

• Self (played by BJ Davis) — protagonist
• Self (played by Herbert P. Kaufer) — supporting
• Self (played by Jeffrey J. Deal) — supporting
• Self (archive footage) (played by A. Howard Matz) — supporting
• Self (played by Mykola Kot) — supporting
• Self (archive footage) (played by Matthew Issman) — minor
• Self (archive footage) (played by Eric Holder) — minor
• Self (played by Galyna Kovlaska) — supporting
• Self (archive footage) (played by John Lee) — minor
• Self (archive footage) (played by Stephen G. Larsen) — minor
• Self (played by Chance E. Gordon) — supporting
• Self (played by Susan C. Boutwell) — minor
• Self (played by Matthew Judd) — minor
• Self (archive footage) (played by George W. Bush) — minor
• Self (archive footage) (played by Dick Cheney) — minor
• Self (archive footage) (played by John Ashcroft) — minor
• Self (archive footage) (played by Marcus Custer) — minor
• Self (played by Thomas A. Girardi) — supporting
• Self (played by Debra Wong-Yang) — supporting

Story Analysis

A federal officer exposes a border security failure and faces unprecedented government retaliation before a quiet settlement.

Plot Progression

1. The Hidden Breach
2. The Cover-Up Machine
3. Unprecedented Retaliation
4. Quiet Settlement & Ongoing War