Posted by Lieutenant Commander Zef Rollo (Counselor) in Checking in with Counselor

Posted by Ensign Alyssa Williams (Security Officer) in Checking in with Counselor

Posted by Lieutenant Commander Zef Rollo (Counselor) in Checking in with Counselor
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After the sense of talking to the captain, she then went to see the counselor about the newly arrival that came on board. She then realized that she should’ve checked in with the counselor before hand. She then knocked on the door to see if the counselor will let her in so she stood outside of the room waiting. Hence the meeting with the captain went well, of course but didn’t realize since she is new to the ship, she thought checking in with the captain would’ve been a better chance.

Ensign Williams

Yeoman Brooks, sitting in the outer office at his desk, reached beneath it and hit the button to release the door. There was a young Ensign standing just outside. “Hi, welcome to Counselor Rollo’s office. How may I help you? Do you have an appointment?”

—Brooks

“Hello. I’m Ensign Williams. I’m checking in cause I’m a new arrival on board. The captain told me to come check in with you sir.” As the ensign told the yeoman that he was told to go and check in with him.

Ensign Williams

Brooks laughed. “I’m sure he didn’t tell you to check in with me. I’m only the secretary here. You need to see Cmdr Rollo. Let me just see if she’s free.” He stood and walked into the inner office. There was a short exchange of words and a very pale woman came back through the door with him. “Hello, I’m the Counselor and I hear you need your boarding psych eval. Come in, please.”

Zef led the way and took her place behind the desk. She activated the desk console and looked up the name Williams. There was a Terrance and an Alyssa. “So, you are Alyssa Williams and just newly out of the academy?”

—Rollo, CNS

“Yes I am counselor. I’ve been wanting to be here ever since I got the chance of learning about her in the academy.” She then explained a little bit about why she was so fascinated with the ship. She also knew that the fact that if she didn’t want to come on board then she’d be in trouble.

Ensign Williams

OOC: You need to give me something to work with. For instance, tell Rollo WHY you why you are fascinated with the ship

IC:
Zef scanned the Ensign’s record. “Tell me about your parents, Ensign. What was it like growing up with them?”

—Rollo, CNS

Ooc: Okay I’ll do that.

Ic:
The ensign tells the counselor something. “Well my parents died when I was very young and that I was taken under federation hands and knowingly did.” She said.

Ensign Williams.

OOC: Sorry for the delay.

IC:
Zef looked at the young woman curiously. “No, you misunderstand me. I know your parents died. Its here in your records. I want to know what your life was like with them before that happened. Give me some details about your childhood if you would.”

—Rollo, CNS

“Oh yes sir. Well in my childhood” as she started to explain it to him “it was very quiet. No one was really my friend and they never like me. My time with my parents was always the fun part that I’ve always done in my life. Loving my parents for what they have done for me throughout my life. Helping me understand what it means to be human but also learning other languages. Which I do. I can even translate some but not all.” As she explained to him.

Ensign Williams

OOC: The Counselor is female. There is a picture of her in her bio.

IC:
Zef pursed her lips as she took in the information. “So you are saying you didn’t have friends when you were a child?” What little kid didn’t have other children to play with? “Why do you think that was?” It was good to hear the Ensign had a positive relationship with her parents, but the friendless spent youth was troubling.

—Rollo, CNS

“Well ma’am. The reasoning is that no one wanted to be there for me as a friend. I know it’s something that all people needs but I never did.”
As she explained it to the counselor.

Ensign Williams.

The Ensign wasn’t giving her any specifics, and those were what counselor’s dealt with. “Why? That’s what I’m after. Why didn’t anyone want to be your friend? We aren’t talking about other people’s needs here. We are talking about you and only you.”

—Rollo, CNS

“Well no one wanted to hang out with me or be my friend is because I knew to much back in the academy. They weren’t to happy about it. I was actually proud of myself that I knew a lot. Every time I’d ask they would just walk away from me and doesn’t say anything ma’am.” As she realized that was a more better explaination or why.

Ensign Williams