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{{Role infobox|department=[[Service]]|image=Mime.png|title=Mime|access=Theatre, Maintenance|difficulty=Easy|duties=Entertain the crew, perform impossible feats, antagonize the clown.|supervisors=[[Head of Personnel]]|subordinates=None|guides=[[Emotes]]|radio=* {{rch|common}}
|department=Service
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|image=Mime.png
 
|title=Mime
Mime is a job in the Service department.
|access=Theatre, Maintenance
 
|difficulty=Easy
|duties=Entertain the crew, perform impossible feats, antagonize the clown.
|supervisors=[[Head of Personnel]]
|subordinates=None
|guides=[[Emotes]]
}}
The Mime is an enigmatic, silent performer who brings a distinct sophistication and artistry to his craft. Unlike the loud, buffoonish antics of the [[Clown]], a good Mime demonstrates poise, agility and intention in all things. The Mime does '''not''' talk.
The Mime is an enigmatic, silent performer who brings a distinct sophistication and artistry to his craft. Unlike the loud, buffoonish antics of the [[Clown]], a good Mime demonstrates poise, agility and intention in all things. The Mime does '''not''' talk.


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[[Category:Civilian Roles]]
[[Category:Service Roles]]

Revision as of 13:01, 28 March 2025

Mime
Department
Access
Theatre, Maintenance
Difficulty
Easy
Duties
Entertain the crew, perform impossible feats, antagonize the clown.
Supervisors
Subordinates
None
Radio channels
  • ; Common
  • :v Service
Guides

Mime is a job in the Service department.

The Mime is an enigmatic, silent performer who brings a distinct sophistication and artistry to his craft. Unlike the loud, buffoonish antics of the Clown, a good Mime demonstrates poise, agility and intention in all things. The Mime does not talk.

Ultimately, a Mime is free to decide how best to spend their time aboard the station. Elaborate works of art in a public hallway, musical performances or simple wordless conversations with crewmates are common.