Station Rat B

Station logistics; scavenging; small-scale trading; following instructions.

Station Rat B has repeatedly found himself drawn into schemes after accepting Rat A’s explanations at face value. His intentions are not invariably dishonest, although his judgement has proved unreliable and his attempts to improve matters have a tendency to create further complications.

The Court of Tiggy has formally observed that he lacks the wherewithal of a criminal mastermind.

Convicted for his part in the provision of a fraudulent Station Street Food Vendor’s Licence and associated documentation, resulting in an outbreak of food poisoning. The Court accepted that he had been misled by Station Rat A and sentenced him to 27 hours of community service within the Department for Street Food Regulation, processing genuine licence applications under close supervision.

Later became involved in the attempted sale of 628 Standard Issue Wee Parasols. The subsequent investigation concluded that he had originally intended to return the parasols to Lost Property but was intimidated by Station Rat A into attempting to sell them. Sentenced to hard labour polishing 63,847 Wee Tap Shoes and assisting with transportation of building materials and operation of the pulley systems for the Wee Parasol Cathedral. When not engaged in labour, he is incarcerated in the Rat Penitentiary within the Cathedral cloisters.