jyn needs an actual job now that she has an actual place to live and after trolling through locations and settings and employment, i think i've settled on a lab tech at pulsar, specifically in whatever area that does their terraforming activities.
jyn is only qualified for entry level jobs but she literally grew up in space, spent a few years on a planet that was in fact terraformed so this is simply a fact of history for her. she also knows a ton about geology and how to sustain life in space because of (living in space) being homeschooled by her mother who happened to be a natural scientist so she would probably ace the interview portion.
IF a job there is a reasonable goal, would jyn be able to learn anything about the goings on on the colonies? she's interested in the seeming unrest up there since rebellion is in her blood, but since it isn't feasible to visit on their budget she would have to seek out her information where she can.
unrelated to all that, i see there is a push for people to keep plants in their own homes/have their own gardens; does that translate to plants/seeds being relatively inexpensive?
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jyn needs an actual job now that she has an actual place to live and after trolling through locations and settings and employment, i think i've settled on a lab tech at pulsar, specifically in whatever area that does their terraforming activities.
jyn is only qualified for entry level jobs but she literally grew up in space, spent a few years on a planet that was in fact terraformed so this is simply a fact of history for her. she also knows a ton about geology and how to sustain life in space because of (living in space) being homeschooled by her mother who happened to be a natural scientist so she would probably ace the interview portion.
IF a job there is a reasonable goal, would jyn be able to learn anything about the goings on on the colonies? she's interested in the seeming unrest up there since rebellion is in her blood, but since it isn't feasible to visit on their budget she would have to seek out her information where she can.
unrelated to all that, i see there is a push for people to keep plants in their own homes/have their own gardens; does that translate to plants/seeds being relatively inexpensive?