I could imagine that the Wet Bar and Espresso Machine being hidden
behind panels to be opened for the occasion. He will not have a wall
full of decorations, just mementos on shelves or mounted on the wall.

On Fri, Sep 5, 2014 at 8:46 AM, Peter Berghold <xxxxxx@gmail.com> wrote:
> .... you are a retired Marine Colonel.  You own a very large company and
> have thousands of employees.
>
> I've described the Colonel's office as being spacious but Spartan and very
> simplistically decorated.   Besides a desk, chair and plaque given to him by
> the last battalion he commanded, what sorts of things would you expect to
> see in his office?
>
> OBTRAV:  Bjorn Heirlieff is the head of  law enforcement for four
> subsectors.  He has been authorized by higher ups to hire a contractor to
> chase down and apprehend the suspect.    Heirlieff does not like mercenaries
> as a rule, but there is one man he trusts to do the job and do it well.  He
> approaches the recpeptionist and says "I have an appointment with the
> Colonel."  The receptionist smiles and replies "he told me to expect you
> fifteen minutes early for your appointment." gesturing to the door behind
> her "go right on in."  At once Heirlieff is struck by the Spartan
> appointments of the office. The Colonel meets him half way between the door
> and his desk with his hand extended.
> "Good to see you Mister Heirlieff, I understand you have need of my
> company's services."
>
>
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> Peter L. Berghold                       xxxxxx@gmail.com
>
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