Hippocrates's stateroom is relatively bare.  There's a bed, but it
appears that Indiana is its primary user.  There are some chewable
objects on the floor; they mostly appear be simple shapes made in
fabrication.  They have been chewed upon.
<p>
Indiana perks up and bounces over to you.  He's very glad to see
you!  You're great!  Have you ever considered that all people
might be better off under your benevolent rulership?
<p>
There are a few books on the shelves, mostly history and legal volumes
(but also including each year's printing of "Jane's All The Linked
Worlds' Ships" from 2778 to the present year).  There is some
stationery on the desk, with Skyguard/Hippocrates letterhead.
There are a few tech bits around in drawers, but just not much stuff.
<p>
In the closet, there are a bunch of unremarkable items, plus a small
core of outfits for several types of occasions ranging from informal
to moderately formal, and some good-looking out-and-about wear.  There
is a blood-lizard jacket and several permutations of uniform, ranging
from ship's greys to the elaborate Skyguard dress uniform.
<p>
On the wall above the desk, there are a few pictures:
<p>
<ul>
<li>A framed picture of Captain Bellarion, fairly close-up, in
slight profile, with a conversational look.

<li>A framed picture of Eva, on the bridge during the first battle of
Sparta, giving an order.

<li>(Duplicate printed on plastifilm): A woman, resembling Captain
Bellarion, seen from an angle (like a news photo), considerably older,
with a scarred face.

<li>(Computer graphic illustration printed on plastifilm): An
illustration of a shining city with middle-eastern-type domed
buildings and towers.

<li>(Good quality picture printed on plastifilm): A man, resembling
Captain Bellarion, somewhat older, sitting at a table.  He appears
un-posed, and not very happy.

<li>(Good quality picture printed on plastifilm): Mirris, in profile,
looking away at something.  No, wait.  That's not actually Mirris,
but it looks like her.
</ul>