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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Job" data-source="post: 3392917" data-attributes="member: 37196">As George departed his room, he noticed a sealed envelope from the Amherst Hotel under his door.  Being in a hurry to get to the ship, he tucked it in his suitjacket pocket and left himself a mental reminder to look at it later.  "It's probably just a guest survey..," he thought, as he walked down the hallway to the elevator. Upon his arrival at the SS Gabrielle, George is led by First Officer Turlow to cabin number 13, just off the Mess Hall.  Turlow stated that George would be bunking with Vittorio Luzzi, an engineer and demolitionist, and with James Poole, a cartographer and surveyor.  He asked George if he had any questions, then left him to settle in.Similar to the cabin of Øyvind Raknes, the cabin was cramped, barely including enough room for a triple bunk along one wall, a small desk and chair to be shared by the three occupants, and a separate grey metal locker for each man.  The circular porthole above the desk provided a small view of the outside, but even so, someone with a touch of claustrophobia would not want to spend much time in here.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Job (the tortured one).</blockquote>