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File:James' Quarters - Poster.gif|Advert for the Atari 1040ST.
File:James' Quarters - Poster.gif|Advert for the Atari 1040ST.
File:James' Quarters - Poster 3.jpg|Poster for Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of The War of The Worlds. A particular favorite.
File:James' Quarters - Poster 3.jpg|Poster for Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of The War of The Worlds. A particular favorite.
File:James' Quarters - Poster 4.jpg|Blondie poster. Blondie is one of James' favorite bands.
File:Etherwave Theremin Kit.jpg|The Thermin owned by James on its stand.
File:Etherwave Theremin Kit.jpg|The Thermin owned by James on its stand.
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Revision as of 10:08, 28 April 2013

Crew of Deep Space 285

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Lt. Commander James



Standard Ensign crew accommodation. Slightly messy on first glance, but actually arranged perfectly for James. On the walls are some old posters, including the full album art for Pink Floyd's 'Dark Side of the Moon' and an advert for the Atari 1040 ST. Both replicated. Notable features around the room are various old computers and other electronics in various states, ranging from the ancient Atari 1040 ST (replicated) to a custom computer built using a last generation x86 processor. There is also a large pile of books near the rooms bed, with a single PADD on top containing far more books than the room could ever hold. Notable titles from the book pile are 'The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy' by Douglas Adams, 'Brave New World' by Aldous Huxley and a paperback copy of the teachings of Surak (replicated from Vulcan cultural archives). Additionally, piled against the wall are a series of old History books on pre-21st century Earth. Mostly concerning the industrial revolution. On top of them is a framed photo of James, Telice and Kieran from their horse riding trip on Sigma Iotia. Next to this is a small portrait of his Mother and Father from before his birth. Perhaps the oddest object of all is the musical instrument that sits on his dresser, a early 20th century instrument called a Thermin.

Most of the time music suiting James' eclectic tastes can be heard playing in the background. Of course, out of the interests of politeness this is usually paused when he has guests.

He is exceedingly proud at how he was able to recreate his quarters almost exactly like that of his quarters in the Discovery and the Academy... and his room at home...