[Ten Forward]: Rooming Assignments | Round #8

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Now that Dr. Crusher's medical team has cleared a sizable number of new passengers for ship-wide access, it falls on Worf's shoulders to assign them quarters and instruct them on the correct behavior and protocols needed for life aboard the Enterprise. The new arrivals have been gathered together in Ten Forward, and are awaiting further instructions on how to proceed.

As he has done this before, Worf has a speech prepared:

"The computer will instruct you on where all cleared-for-access decks are. You only have to ask where the area you are trying to get to is located, and it will give you clear directions. Do not visit any restricted areas. The bridge, engine rooms, transporter rooms, and all command centers are off-limits.

"With that in mind, there are a few rules you must obey before I give you your new assignments. One, do not discharge any weapon while on the Enterprise. Two, do not assault any other passenger aboard in any way; that includes injury, death, or violating their personal rights. Three, do not tamper with the operational procedures of the ship. Four, do not steal items or technology from the ship. Five, do not interrupt any official areas of the ship without proper authorization, and do not invade the privacy of other guest or crew quarters.

"Copies of the Prime Directive will be made available to all of you, and placed in each room. As you are not Starfleet officers, you are not obligated to abide by this rule; however, it is important you understand why we do.

"Now, the rooms," he rumbles, reading off the list of quarters, their location, and the guests who will be sharing them.

Deck 07, Section 4
Room # 0713 - Killian Jones (Captain Hook) and Jason Walsh
Room # 0717 - Goofy and Rosalind Lutece
Room # 0722 - Carson Beckett and Emma Frost
Room # 0728 - Trunks Briefs and Raymond Reddington
Room # 0743 - Kaylin Neya
Room # 0744 - Irian t'Aumne and Lorna Dane
Room # 0752 - Asteffiel and Trilby Elliot
Room # 0759 - Johanna Mason and Ziva David

Deck 8
Room # 0142 - James T. Kirk and Pavel Chekov
Room # 0147 - B'Elanna Torres and Tom Paris

Deck 9, Section 4
Room # 0911 - Hyun-ae Kim and Seamus Harper
Room # 0912 - Booker DeWitt and Elizabeth DeWitt
Room # 0913 - Henry Gold and Ashida Noriko
Room # 0914 - Ezri Dax
Room # 0916 - Leslie Knope and Iron Bull
Room # 0917 - Jack Benjamin and Rygel XVI
Room # 0918 - Dr. Bruce Banner and Tony DiNozzo
Room # 0919 - Meh Yewll and Remy Lebeau
Room # 0921 - Kate Bishop and Philip
Room # 0922 - Enjolras and John Crichton
Room # 0923 - The (11th) Doctor and John Sheppard
Room # 0924 - Yuna and Kate Newton
Room # 0926 - Orlin and Fatima Merali
Room # 0927 - Ahim de Famille
Room # 0928 - Charles Xavier and Harry Dresden
Room # 0929 - Ginny Weasely and Marika Kato

"I will remain here to answer questions," Worf concludes. "And my team will be standing by to escort you where you need to be."

The list is also displayed on a PADD, where people can refer to it if they need to.


[ooc: Open log for building CR with new roommates and meeting neighbors, "party post" style! Rooms are aligned the way they would be in a typical hotel: odd numbers on the left, even numbers on the right (so 0711 and 0713 will be next door neighbors, while 0712 is directly across the hall). There is a post in the OOC comm where players can connect with questions and find more details about the rooms themselves, so check in over there. If you need to ask security questions, or need them to swing by another thread, just put "Security officer, please!" in the subject line of your tag, and the mods will send someone to you ASAP. ]

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[theycallmetodd]

It's not that boredom is a new concept. You don't live ten thousand-plus years without ever getting bored. It's not even that he hasn't been idle in recent times. But, after war and strife, imprisonment, plotting and planning and scheming, more imprisonment, and then struggling not to starve to death, it's almost as if the old Wraith has forgotten how to deal with boredom. Hence signing up to help out in the sickbay. They have gotten familiar enough with him in the medical lab these last few months anyway, so why not? But, there's hardly a shortage of medical personnel on board, so that doesn't take up much time at all.

There are other things to do, of course. The holo deck, the gymnasium, the arboretum... The list is long. And yet, he again finds himself in the lounge, watching people as they go about their business. He misses his hive. Without the constant mental background noise of his crew, his mind feels far too silent. With the time he's spent in one cell or other, loneliness isn't foreign either. At least here he has more than concrete walls and rusty steel bars, even if he would prefer not to be trapped here. He's not one of those who adapts easily to life there on the Enterprise.

It's still early in what could be considered the evening. Tables are filling up with passengers and off-duty personnel meeting over food and drink. He's at a table off to the side, alone as is his usual habit. But, he won't protest if someone claims the seat across the table from him. It's just that kind of an evening.