Posted Jan. 18, 2021, 8:51 p.m. by Shara Calloway (Intel Liason) (Lindsay B)
Posted by Civilian Char’les Harv (Officer’s Mess Chef) in Officers Mess - Change of Scenery [Open]
Posted by Lieutenant Luke Wyatt (Chief of Security) in Officers Mess - Change of Scenery [Open]
Posted by Civilian Char’les Harv (Officer’s Mess Chef) in Officers Mess - Change of Scenery [Open]
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Harv looked at him for a minute in silence and then said “Could be. Most of what I hear is that you are too inflexible for your own good. Stickler for the rules no matter what. But your officers don’t seem too put off by you… they just don’t enjoy their jobs quite as much as they have on other ships. But they say you’re fair, and you don’t ask more of them than you give yourself, so they respect that. A few outside of your department hate Marines, so their opinion is skewed more than a little, probably. Other than that… there is discussion around you and one problematic Lieutenant.” and he grinned slightly.
Harv, Chef
Luke considered his words and thought that most of what he said was fair, he was stuck in his ways and he found it difficult to ‘be flexible’ as he said. He just knew how things worked so why change them? So what, maybe he was a stickler for the rules but what were they without rules, pirates with powerful weapons that’s who. Then finally there was his final comment which caught most of his attention. “Shes not problematic, just misunderstood” he argued defensively.
- Lt Luke Wyatt
Harv laughed. “I’ve had more interactions with Calloway than you have. Problematic is the right word, trust me.” A Bolian came out of the kitchen and sat a bottle of wine on the table. Harv nodded and poured two glasses. “Dry white with a hint of sweetness. Pairs perfectly with the chowder.”
Harv, Chef
Stepping into the quieter space, Shara understood the appeal of smaller messes like this. On a ship so large, sometimes it was nice to have a place you could go that wasn’t jam packed, even during the day. While she wasn’t assigned to the Manhattan or even technically on duty, Shara felt there was no reason why she shouldn’t be able to make use of the Officer’s Mess. She was a senior officer… just not strictly here.
Moving to the replicator, she was keenly aware of the current occupants, with one in particular on her radar. “Coffee, black,” she said, waiting for her drink to materialize.
~Commander Shara Calloway, Starfleet Intelligence
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