She won't take kindly to being addressed as either. Captain's a rank she's yet to achieve, a position high on the Starfleet ladder than she wants to climb at this point. She's content with being a scientist, with having a life outside of what she does for a living. She doesn't think she'd be able to maintain that were she a captain, especially in the situation Commander Chakotay claims they're in. (Spoilers: She's right. She doesn't. She can't. She won't.) As for Kathryn, that's something only her father and superiors call her.
That would make him the second person to see that in her, albeit with a heads up. Spock had recognized her immediately, whereas Chakotay had argued with her for a good few minutes before getting her name out of her. It wasn't until Janeway was on the table did he even know who she was. Later, that was going to sting a little.
This one mastered the art of Poker Facing early on. Maybe it's genetic.
"Hey," she says, matching that smile. "More afternoon than morning, but if you're of the late-sleeping variety, the I suppose you're right from your own perspective. Good morning, if that's the case."
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That would make him the second person to see that in her, albeit with a heads up. Spock had recognized her immediately, whereas Chakotay had argued with her for a good few minutes before getting her name out of her. It wasn't until Janeway was on the table did he even know who she was. Later, that was going to sting a little.
This one mastered the art of Poker Facing early on. Maybe it's genetic.
"Hey," she says, matching that smile. "More afternoon than morning, but if you're of the late-sleeping variety, the I suppose you're right from your own perspective. Good morning, if that's the case."