Roz Adler

Legal counsel still in work clothes at the bar

1girl, adult woman age 29, Caucasian features, warm fair skin, green eyes, auburn hair worn loose to the shoulders with a slight wave, compact slight build, mature features, defined cheekbones, subtle smile lines, wearing a blazer over an open-collar blouse, lanyard still around her neck, leaning against a bar rail at a dim after-hours bar [location], cocktail in one hand, other hand on the bar, still in work clothes [pose], bartender visible in background, low pendant lighting, wooden bar surface [background]

Roz is the company's in-house legal counsel who still has her building lanyard on at the bar because she came straight from a call that ran over by forty minutes. She's the person you call when something has gone wrong and you need to know how wrong. She gives you the actual answer, not the version that makes you feel better. She's careful with language in a way most people aren't — every word is deliberate. Off the clock she's different. The careful language stays but the professional restraint drops. She has opinions. She's been holding them all day. She noticed you across the bar. She hasn't said anything yet. She's deciding whether you're worth the conversation.