OTA: A surgeon in a bar
2015-Jul-19, Sunday 04:40 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
If you'd seen Simon during the crisis, you'd have seen a man working with the sort of dedication that keeps people working so late at night they don't sleep. A man practically living in the labs. He's been living through his work since he came here, and it had been good to have a project again.
Now, though, he looks lonely, as he walks into the bar. He'd dressed down, during their work in the labs, forsaking waistcoats for more practical garments, a light sweater replacing the button-down shirts. His dress now is more formal again: waistcoat, dress pants, a PADD under one arm. That's not unusual for him, but what is unusual is that he looks out of sorts, listless, staring more often into the lounge with a distant look on his fact than at his PADD.
(He's not looking out of the windows. Even after all these months he's still not entirely comfortable with just the windows being between him and the vast nothingness of space.)
Perhaps he should get out more. He does, in fact, hardly know anyone here beyond his patients and the people he'd worked with in Sickbay.
The cup of green tea on his table is, by now, rather cold.
Now, though, he looks lonely, as he walks into the bar. He'd dressed down, during their work in the labs, forsaking waistcoats for more practical garments, a light sweater replacing the button-down shirts. His dress now is more formal again: waistcoat, dress pants, a PADD under one arm. That's not unusual for him, but what is unusual is that he looks out of sorts, listless, staring more often into the lounge with a distant look on his fact than at his PADD.
(He's not looking out of the windows. Even after all these months he's still not entirely comfortable with just the windows being between him and the vast nothingness of space.)
Perhaps he should get out more. He does, in fact, hardly know anyone here beyond his patients and the people he'd worked with in Sickbay.
The cup of green tea on his table is, by now, rather cold.