Her dress is a little formal and archaic, and her disposition matches it -- polite and even friendly, but with very polished manners and vocabulary that may be off-putting to some. She's perfectly capable of making those manners off-putting on purpose. She wears a rapier like that's a perfectly normal thing to do. The modern and the mundane can be very new and confusing to her, and she generally won't hesitate to ask about things she isn't familiar with.
Places you may run into Cassandra, in order by deck:
Stellar, the formal dining room, on occasional evenings. Usually dining alone. (Her table manners are impeccable.)
Photos at Sea, or rather lingering some distance away from it. She's been haunting the fringes of the place at odd moments since just after Halloween.
The Library. One of the three likeliest places. Usually tucked into a corner that isn't immediately visible from the door, making her way through the mostly unfamiliar books. Sometimes paging through the binder of collected information about the ship. Willing to discuss either.
Sand Dollars. For coffee and pastry, and peace and quiet. Often with a book she's taken from the library.
Mikabo. Never once had sushi before arriving here. Kind of likes it.
Windjammer. The second of the three likeliest places to encounter Cassandra, as she takes most of her meals at the buffet here.
Sports Deck. While she hasn't yet joined the group sessions, she has begun practicing swordwork here, either sparring with a partner or drilling alone.
Deck. The third of the likeliest places to meet her. Having never seen the ocean before coming here, she's fascinated by it and will spend a lot of time just gazing out to sea.
Hard Mode: Exploring. And finally, she's working on getting back into practice at moving stealthily. If your character is very perceptive, they may spot her slipping between decks and into and out of any location on the ship, working hard to not be noticed. If they do spot her, it's up to you whether they would let her know or not.
ADDENDUM: Anyone who was at the The Price Is Right game show would have seen Cassandra very publicly stand up in defense of Erin Peters after the captain called her a slaver, and may have noticed her leave with Erin and Crabb thereafter. You may also have seen her in Erin's company, both before and since.
Cassandra de Rolo, cabin 128
Her dress is a little formal and archaic, and her disposition matches it -- polite and even friendly, but with very polished manners and vocabulary that may be off-putting to some. She's perfectly capable of making those manners off-putting on purpose. She wears a rapier like that's a perfectly normal thing to do. The modern and the mundane can be very new and confusing to her, and she generally won't hesitate to ask about things she isn't familiar with.
Places you may run into Cassandra, in order by deck:
Stellar, the formal dining room, on occasional evenings. Usually dining alone. (Her table manners are impeccable.)
Photos at Sea, or rather lingering some distance away from it. She's been haunting the fringes of the place at odd moments since just after Halloween.
The Library. One of the three likeliest places. Usually tucked into a corner that isn't immediately visible from the door, making her way through the mostly unfamiliar books. Sometimes paging through the binder of collected information about the ship. Willing to discuss either.
Sand Dollars. For coffee and pastry, and peace and quiet. Often with a book she's taken from the library.
Mikabo. Never once had sushi before arriving here. Kind of likes it.
Windjammer. The second of the three likeliest places to encounter Cassandra, as she takes most of her meals at the buffet here.
Sports Deck. While she hasn't yet joined the group sessions, she has begun practicing swordwork here, either sparring with a partner or drilling alone.
Deck. The third of the likeliest places to meet her. Having never seen the ocean before coming here, she's fascinated by it and will spend a lot of time just gazing out to sea.
Hard Mode: Exploring. And finally, she's working on getting back into practice at moving stealthily. If your character is very perceptive, they may spot her slipping between decks and into and out of any location on the ship, working hard to not be noticed. If they do spot her, it's up to you whether they would let her know or not.
ADDENDUM: Anyone who was at the The Price Is Right game show would have seen Cassandra very publicly stand up in defense of Erin Peters after the captain called her a slaver, and may have noticed her leave with Erin and Crabb thereafter. You may also have seen her in Erin's company, both before and since.