First: ensure that you have a suitable cabin and supplies necessary for any hobbies or interests you would like to continue pursuing, as well as for short term emergency situations.
Second: ensure that you have some manner of social connection and or resource among the inmate population, or have the beginnings of them. Isolation here can lead to greater difficulties than in most locations, given the size and lack of outside contact on board.
Third: ensure that you are aware of the inmate speakeasy, which is still run by my brother should you need assistance for entry. Also of the ledger placed there where information has been recorded regarding a number of wardens. Alas that I will never get to read the updates.
Fourth: ensure you're aware of your options regarding medical care: there is a young being named Kahl willing to provide medical assistance (magical, I presume) outside of warden knowledge. Further, I also can provide medical assistance (both magical and more traditionally scientific) outside of the infirmary staff's knowledge and that I would consider that work to be privileged information within the privacy constraints mentioned.
Fifth: discuss any specific shortcomings you find in the ship, the process, the social structure, etc and determine what needs to be discussed or done to ensure that it won't prevent you from making personal progress in your time here. Then we will go over it for viability and importance to the ship's safety and community function before we create a matrix to determine priority order. Following that, we would work out an action plan for tackling those issues.
Sixth: I would like to then assess what, if any, current concerns exist which might present a problem for you moving forward or create roadblocks to determining next steps or following through with them; a solid base leads to a steadier climb.
Seventh: then we can start determining what your progression might look like, where we think you might need to go, what obstacles you'll be facing in moving forward, and what we can continue to do for one another outside of a predetermined warden-inmate paradigm.
[ He looks up. ]
Obviously we can add on if we get all that done in a month, but I prefer to be ambitious.
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Re: One Minute After The Announcement
Date: 2024-07-17 04:22 pm (UTC)First: ensure that you have a suitable cabin and supplies necessary for any hobbies or interests you would like to continue pursuing, as well as for short term emergency situations.
Second: ensure that you have some manner of social connection and or resource among the inmate population, or have the beginnings of them. Isolation here can lead to greater difficulties than in most locations, given the size and lack of outside contact on board.
Third: ensure that you are aware of the inmate speakeasy, which is still run by my brother should you need assistance for entry. Also of the ledger placed there where information has been recorded regarding a number of wardens. Alas that I will never get to read the updates.
Fourth: ensure you're aware of your options regarding medical care: there is a young being named Kahl willing to provide medical assistance (magical, I presume) outside of warden knowledge. Further, I also can provide medical assistance (both magical and more traditionally scientific) outside of the infirmary staff's knowledge and that I would consider that work to be privileged information within the privacy constraints mentioned.
Fifth: discuss any specific shortcomings you find in the ship, the process, the social structure, etc and determine what needs to be discussed or done to ensure that it won't prevent you from making personal progress in your time here. Then we will go over it for viability and importance to the ship's safety and community function before we create a matrix to determine priority order. Following that, we would work out an action plan for tackling those issues.
Sixth: I would like to then assess what, if any, current concerns exist which might present a problem for you moving forward or create roadblocks to determining next steps or following through with them; a solid base leads to a steadier climb.
Seventh: then we can start determining what your progression might look like, where we think you might need to go, what obstacles you'll be facing in moving forward, and what we can continue to do for one another outside of a predetermined warden-inmate paradigm.
[ He looks up. ]
Obviously we can add on if we get all that done in a month, but I prefer to be ambitious.