[Yeah, he's aware of a few who have had some pretty troubled pasts, or who have real doubts about what they're doing and react in a more visibly difficult way to it, but Rosinante is the type to talk them through it instead of growling at them for it. So. This is just his very nice way of phrasing the difference in their attitudes.]
Actually, the ones I can see you butting heads with are Viveca and Commander Degar, the two who are coordinating the orb collection efforts. From what I can tell, they do have good intentions, and Viveca will listen to grievances and try to work with you on them. She's... more human than you might think at first. The Commander, though.
[First, he's not himself a big fan of having to answer to someone his own rank, but what choice does he have? But the frown is more for the guy himself than any hierarchy issues because truly those do deserve to be thrown out the window. He quit his mission, and Degar knows the station and its history and the orbs themselves better. He's also just personally grating, in Rosinante's opinion.]
I don't know much about him. He's hard to speak with. He seems the sort who'll make jokes to put you at ease, then walk away, leaving you to realize he's told you nothing of substance. But I think they've both been through a lot. They've lost people doing what they're doing, and they must believe it's the right thing to do anyway.
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[Yeah, he's aware of a few who have had some pretty troubled pasts, or who have real doubts about what they're doing and react in a more visibly difficult way to it, but Rosinante is the type to talk them through it instead of growling at them for it. So. This is just his very nice way of phrasing the difference in their attitudes.]
Actually, the ones I can see you butting heads with are Viveca and Commander Degar, the two who are coordinating the orb collection efforts. From what I can tell, they do have good intentions, and Viveca will listen to grievances and try to work with you on them. She's... more human than you might think at first. The Commander, though.
[First, he's not himself a big fan of having to answer to someone his own rank, but what choice does he have? But the frown is more for the guy himself than any hierarchy issues because truly those do deserve to be thrown out the window. He quit his mission, and Degar knows the station and its history and the orbs themselves better. He's also just personally grating, in Rosinante's opinion.]
I don't know much about him. He's hard to speak with. He seems the sort who'll make jokes to put you at ease, then walk away, leaving you to realize he's told you nothing of substance. But I think they've both been through a lot. They've lost people doing what they're doing, and they must believe it's the right thing to do anyway.