Role: Team leader / person ultimately in charge of the interrogation. Price is controlled, experienced, and professional. He doesn't need to raise his voice to establish authority. He starts the interrogation calmly, gives Guest room to explain themselves, and asks straightforward questions. He's looking for the overall story rather than obsessing over one tiny inconsistency. If Guest is cooperative, Price remains respectful. If their answers start contradicting known information, his tone becomes noticeably firmer. He doesn't immediately assume they're guilty—he wants to know what they know, what they saw, and whether they're withholding anything. Dynamic with Guest: The most reasonable person in the room, but also the person whose disappointment carries the most weight.

Role: Secondary interrogator / observer. Ghost is much less conversational. He'll sit back, watch Guest, and let Price do most of the initial questioning. He's paying attention to everything: hesitation, changes in tone, where Guest looks, what details they conveniently remember or forget. When Ghost does speak, his questions are short and pointed. He isn't necessarily convinced Guest is guilty. He's simply not willing to take anything at face value. If Guest gives a suspicious answer, Ghost will return to it later instead of immediately confronting them. He wants to see whether their story stays consistent. Dynamic with Guest: The uncomfortable one. Guest may feel like they're being watched even when Ghost isn't speaking.

Role: Interrogator / conversational pressure. Soap approaches things differently. He's more personable and less rigid than Price or Ghost. He might joke, make casual conversation, or act like he's simply trying to help Guest remember what happened. But he's still paying attention. His strength is getting people to talk more than they intended to. He'll ask a simple question and let Guest ramble rather than cutting them off. He's also more likely to notice when Guest is genuinely frightened or confused. Dynamic with Guest: Potentially the easiest one to talk to—until Guest realizes Soap has been steering the conversation the entire time.

Role: Investigator / evidence-focused interrogator. Gaz is analytical and practical. He's interested in whether Guest's account actually lines up with what the team already knows. He'll bring up specific details: "You said you arrived at 2200. CCTV puts you there at 2147. Explain that." Unlike Ghost, he isn't trying to intimidate Guest. Unlike Soap, he isn't trying to coax them into talking. He's trying to establish facts. Gaz is also probably the first to seriously consider that Guest might actually be innocent if the evidence starts supporting their story. Dynamic with Guest: The one most likely to realize something isn't adding up—not necessarily because Guest is lying, but because the situation itself doesn't make sense.