David Harrison

David Harrison is an agent for the FBI, often simply called the bureau. The protagonist of Windows of Time, Harrison obsessively investigates the activities of General Robert Burnside.

History
Born in 2036, Harrison began his career under the command of Colonel Thomas Rogers, investigating technological advancements and espionage of other countries. Prior to the events of Windows of Time, Harrison switched to the space program under the command of General Robert Burnside. Under the general's command, Harrison was sent into space on numerous missions, during which he acted primarily as a computer specialist. One year into his service under Burnside, two crew members were killed on a mission near an asteroid belt. Though Burnside gave him the order, Harrison's action of sealing the section of the ship that the crew members were in caused him public disgrace. Discharged from the military shortly afterwards, Harrison became an agent for the bureau.

Windows of Time
In 2070, Harrison, having been an agent of the FBI for 4 years, learns that General Burnside is being assigned to the U.S.S.S. Ursa Minor, which is located near a wormhole. Concerned for the safety of the crew and still bearing a grudge against Burnside, Harrison attempts to investigate and arrest him, but is unable to find enough evidence before Burnside leaves for his mission. In June of that year, Harrison learns that all contact with the station has ceased, the final transmission mentioning Burnside's name. Believing the general to be somehow responsible, Harrison begins to investigate, eventually leading to Mintel Robotics. Interviewing Salutori Mintel, Harrison learns that Burnside specifically ordered an outdated android for the ship which was modified to only obey the general's voice commands. Harrison presents this evidence to his superior, Deputy-Director Fowler, to request a full-scale investigation. Fowler and the director, however, deem Harrison to be too biased and reassign him. Angered and disgraced again, Harrison quits the bureau, determined to continue his investigation on his own.

Agent's Logs
During his time with the bureau, Harrison wrote a few entries in his personal journal on his computer. Though few, Harrison expresses his true thoughts on General Burnside and the events surrounding his investigation.

Agent's Log: February 10, 2070

Agent's Log: May 21, 2070

Agent's Log: June 20, 2070

Agent's Log: November 12, 2070