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Jessie Roland, Technology fetishist
"Mr. Frank Doberman, then." Jessie smirked as she approached the seated patient. She took a look around, to see if anything stood out (Observation: 7).
"So how are you today, Mr. Doberman?" She asked. "My name is Jessie Roland, I'll be assisting Dr. Adams today. But please, call me Jess." She had read a lot about the importance of manners in the medical profession, and figured doing a bit of smalltalk while assisting the experiment was exactly what they were here for.
"I think we will begin shortly." She assured the subject, that was the only way she could really think about him. Part of her wanted to see first hand what they were doing here, until a small voice in the back of her head reminded her that it was unlikely that they would do anything even borderline criminal while having newbie assistants around.
She stepped closer to Dr. Adams, trying to be as casual as possible while trying to get a good look at the display, trying to identify the programs used, what access ports the device had, and if they were logged into an intranet and/or the web. (Computer knowledge: 16)
"So what should I do to help?" She asked Dr. Adams, knowing fully well she sounded overeager.
"Mr. Frank Doberman, then." Jessie smirked as she approached the seated patient. She took a look around, to see if anything stood out (Observation: 7).
"So how are you today, Mr. Doberman?" She asked. "My name is Jessie Roland, I'll be assisting Dr. Adams today. But please, call me Jess." She had read a lot about the importance of manners in the medical profession, and figured doing a bit of smalltalk while assisting the experiment was exactly what they were here for.
"I think we will begin shortly." She assured the subject, that was the only way she could really think about him. Part of her wanted to see first hand what they were doing here, until a small voice in the back of her head reminded her that it was unlikely that they would do anything even borderline criminal while having newbie assistants around.
She stepped closer to Dr. Adams, trying to be as casual as possible while trying to get a good look at the display, trying to identify the programs used, what access ports the device had, and if they were logged into an intranet and/or the web. (Computer knowledge: 16)
"So what should I do to help?" She asked Dr. Adams, knowing fully well she sounded overeager.