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Replica arrows of various times and places as well as sizes (some are technically ballista bolts) are strategically placed around the walls along with a painting of a tree.
Replica arrows of various times and places as well as sizes (some are technically ballista bolts) are strategically placed around the walls along with a painting of a tree.
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{{LCARS-bar-nolink|COLOR=lightGreen| }}[[File:Starboardcutoutfinal.jpg|left|thumb|863x863px|The Starboard Bow, cut-out]][[File:Starboardoverheadfinalstdraft1.jpg|The Starboard Bow, overhead view|thumb|545x545px|center]]
{{LCARS-bar-nolink|COLOR=lightGreen| }}[[File:Starboardcutoutfinal.jpg|left|thumb|863x863px|The Starboard Bow, cut-out]][[File:Starboardoverhead.jpg|center|thumb|545x545px|The Starboard Bow, overhead view]]
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|Due to it's location on the ship, the room has slanted left and back walls, supported by beams painted in contrasting shades of green. White string lights line the room, giving the space additional illumination.
|Due to it's location on the ship, the room has slanted left and back walls, supported by beams painted in contrasting shades of green. White string lights line the room, giving the space additional illumination.
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{{LCARS-bar-nolink||COLOR=Green}}The bookcase runs the length of the left wall, from the second to third supports, off-set from said wall by a few inches. Further back, a last last pillar divides the left and back walls. Bridging the third, and fourth left pillars, with the first back pillar, is series a support beams.
{{LCARS-bar-nolink||COLOR=Green}}The bookcase runs the length of the left wall, from the second to third supports, off-set from said wall by a few inches. Further back, a last last pillar divides the left and back walls. Bridging the third, and fourth left pillars, with the first back pillar, is series a support beams.


To the direct right of the first back pillar is a parallelogram port looking out into outer space. Its border painted the same color as the lighter part of the pillars to contrast with the main paint scheme, more than half of it's dimensions encroaching on the beginnings of the bar . The space above the space window is decorated with two sets of three arrows each, that face left.
To the direct right of the first back pillar is a parallelogram port looking out into outer space. Its border painted the same color as the lighter part of the pillars to contrast with the main paint scheme, more than half of it's dimensions encroaching on the beginnings of the bar . The space above the space window is decorated with two sets of three arrows each, that face left. Not far exitward, the first of four flower boxes of rectangular shape floats overhead on a force field.


The bow-shaped bar itself looks like a squared off semi-circle. It is two-toned, a lightish brown on the body, and a dark wood that matches the floor (reminiscent of Mahogany) on the bar top. Behind the bar is an open space that can offers a lot of movement room for whomever is working behind it. On the back wall behind the bar moving left to right, is the first of two drinks cabinets, the second back pillar, a prep station with a black replicator and an espresso machine, and the second drink cabinet. Around the bar are stationed a dozen stools made of the same wood as the bar body. To the right of the bar is the final back pillar.
The bow-shaped bar itself looks like a squared off semi-circle. It is two-toned, a lightish brown on the body, and a dark wood that matches the floor (reminiscent of Mahogany) on the bar top. Behind the bar is an open space that can offers a lot of movement room for whomever is working behind it. On the back wall behind the bar moving left to right, is the first of two drinks cabinets, the second back pillar, a prep station with a black replicator and an espresso machine, and the second drink cabinet. Around the bar are stationed a dozen stools made of the same wood as the bar body, centered on the bar is a sign with the establishment's logo, flanked by two more float flower boxes, angled away from it. To the right of the bar is the final back pilla, with a final flower box mirroring the position of the one on the opposite end of the bar.
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![[File:Melissa Dane.png|left|thumb|158x158px|Melissa Dane, bartender]]
![[File:Danebar.png|left|thumb|Melissa Dane, Bartender]]
!Melissa Dane is a  
![[Melissa Dane]] is a  
Centaurian from a small colony near the Romulan Neutral Zone.
Centauran from a small colony near the Romulan Neutral Zone.


Daughter of a retired Commander, she came to the Arrow for the
The daughter of a retired Commander, she came to the Arrow for the


family environment that a small ship provides. She has 13 years of  
family environment that a small ship provides, her fondest childhood memories being from when her father served on the California Class, USS Anaheim. She has 13 years of  


experience working behind a bar, and has served in a variety of
experience working behind a bar, and has served in a variety of
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|}[[File:SeeshRatteFinished.png|left|Dr Seesh sitting at the bar. Commissioned for Seesh by [https://twitter.com/silasagnostos Ratte]|thumb|517x517px]]
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