[Does he want to open this can of worms? Maybe only gently.]
You can... probably tell by looking it's not your typical design.
[Though if she came to in the cabin Bodhi based on an apartment from their own universe and roughly her own era, the glaring strangeness may not be obvious. Wait until she sees the deck.]
I don't work in maintenance or the engine room, but as far as I know that's all... smooth.
[Bodhi shrugs. He knows the way, at least. He'd sort of hoped early on to find work there, but he'd probably be even more frustrated trying if there'd been room. The inventory job may be mind-numbing, but at least it works like an inventory.]
[His plan was to wander near the door and hope. This is where not keeping up with people comes to bite him. Is Luke still engine room? He's honestly not sure.]
One of them is... from our universe, I think...
[Only then does he realize he slipped back into "um."]
[Oh. Hm. Luke's name seems more likely to be a known factor than his own, but there's nothing for it. He already did the bit about defecting and all. Still, he tries to elide past it.]
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I am not worried about anything. And ex-Imperials have no home except the ship they live on.
[then, more calmly]
What did I tell you about the 'um's?
...And I'm not surprised he didn't see fit to mention me. We left on poor terms.
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And now he's curious, but if Hux didn't want him to know... But it's not exactly secrecy that keeps the habit of silence between them.]
Getting along with people didn't used to be a strength of his, no.
[Hey, a whole sentence he didn't stumble over!]
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How did this arrangement between you come to pass? He's not known for being sociable or friendly.
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He was interested in the book I was reading. ...Also insulted me a few times.
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I'm not surprised.
I'm starving. What sort of slop is available here?
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[He catches another um before it escapes.]
The menu varies. It's usually fine.
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And the engines are in top shape? No crashes?
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You can... probably tell by looking it's not your typical design.
[Though if she came to in the cabin Bodhi based on an apartment from their own universe and roughly her own era, the glaring strangeness may not be obvious. Wait until she sees the deck.]
I don't work in maintenance or the engine room, but as far as I know that's all... smooth.
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[She gives an echoed sigh]
It doesn't look like it's falling apart, at least. Are we permitted to see the engine room?
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[He's trying to spare her the headache he gets whenever he thinks about it, but it's probably hopeless.]
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[a narrowed look!]
Oh? And what do you know that I don't about that room?
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[He doesn't even know a word for the way this place is laid out. In lieu of some more ums, he twitches his hands helplessly.]
Either it's a decoy to keep us complacent, or, well, I don't really know.
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Show me.
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We can probably find someone to let us in.
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[she walks over to the door and opens it into the hall, mindful of the cats.]
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[His plan was to wander near the door and hope. This is where not keeping up with people comes to bite him. Is Luke still engine room? He's honestly not sure.]
One of them is... from our universe, I think...
[Only then does he realize he slipped back into "um."]
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What's his name? Where is he located on this ship?
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Luke. I've been to his cabin; it's not far.