Claire Fraser (
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elnysa2018-02-21 09:25 pm
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[This is one stressed, unhappy Claire Fraser. She wipes at her forehead with the back of her hand before looking at the screen, clearly torn between trying to appear professional and not giving a damn and doing nothing to hide her agitation. After moment, the latter wins out.]
If you haven't noticed, the bloody Sanctuary has closed its doors. Look miserable enough and you might be let in, but for now, I wouldn't go to them if you're in need of medical assistance. [Her way of helping--the less people banging at their door, the sooner they might relax. Unlikely, given the state of things, but she'll try where she can. Yet this has soured her opinion of the place, and Lysa.]
I've some things I've collected myself, and I'm sure some of you have managed to borrow supplies, so I suggest we all pool it together. Make our own temporary clinic until they allow us back in. A place to treat everyone, regardless of the madness in the streets. The residential district, preferably. Somewhere out of the way.
Ideally, no one will be hurt, but I don't think that's a realistic goal at this point.
[Looting, riots, vultures... no way blood isn't getting spilled.]
If you're a healer, and you'd like to assist, please do so. If you're hurt, let myself or someone else know. Someone can go to you or fetch you. We must rely on ourselves.
[She hesitates before adding:]
And I suppose if you feel like paying the Sanctuary a visit regardless, I can tell you where things are and what we could use.
[Not too long after this goes live, there's a text file attached with the address of a run down house not far from the starter homes, as well as a list of items that would be appreciated, including food.]
If you haven't noticed, the bloody Sanctuary has closed its doors. Look miserable enough and you might be let in, but for now, I wouldn't go to them if you're in need of medical assistance. [Her way of helping--the less people banging at their door, the sooner they might relax. Unlikely, given the state of things, but she'll try where she can. Yet this has soured her opinion of the place, and Lysa.]
I've some things I've collected myself, and I'm sure some of you have managed to borrow supplies, so I suggest we all pool it together. Make our own temporary clinic until they allow us back in. A place to treat everyone, regardless of the madness in the streets. The residential district, preferably. Somewhere out of the way.
Ideally, no one will be hurt, but I don't think that's a realistic goal at this point.
[Looting, riots, vultures... no way blood isn't getting spilled.]
If you're a healer, and you'd like to assist, please do so. If you're hurt, let myself or someone else know. Someone can go to you or fetch you. We must rely on ourselves.
[She hesitates before adding:]
And I suppose if you feel like paying the Sanctuary a visit regardless, I can tell you where things are and what we could use.
[Not too long after this goes live, there's a text file attached with the address of a run down house not far from the starter homes, as well as a list of items that would be appreciated, including food.]

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His gut instinct is to start poking around, to see what hurts this guy most, to see where the weakness lay.]
How have I not been respectful? I offered help; I laid out my plan to assist; I took the tongue-lashing she offered in return; I call her ma'am and doctor.
Are you riding me here because it makes you a better husband, champ?
this is my absolute favorite ever. also i'm so sorry cause jamie is like LET'S FIGHT
Before you dinnae call her that. [ The muscles in his jaw tighten. Because that's where it hurts the most. Congrats, Rumlow, you found the big red button. Or one of them. Being a good husband. Protecting his wife. Providing for his family. It'll only get worse when he gets his memories of Paris ] Ye dinnae ken what sort of husband I am. [ His voice is low and rough. If he thought Jamie wanted to fight before. ]
two aggressive men growling at each other
She seems perfectly capable of defending herself. Strong women like that deserve respect, and they deserve space to operate. Set your kilt straight and stroke your sporran if it makes you feel better, but back off.
[Rumlow isn't about to refuse to fight a guy all up on his grill, especially one that's pissing insecurities all over the place. God, what he wouldn't give for STRIKE right about now.]
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I'm very aware of how strong my wife is.
[ But he's also aware of how trusting she can be. Especially with people she barely knows. Too many instances where he's almost lost his wife because he gave her space to "operate". He'd rather not have this be another. His teeth grind. He is right though. He's well aware his wife hasn't turned away his help, but she's desperate here. She wants warm bodies. ]
Ken this--if ye spill any blood on the floor of her establishment I will nae hesitate to spill yers. Do as she says. Always.
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[That can be the only issue here. He's made clear what his intentions are and they happen to be protecting the clinic, since he has no reason to join one side over the other. He's too new here to choose without seeing both sides of the battle.
And having a big angry red-head snarling and yapping like an abused pup just makes him dig his heels in even more. He's always stood his ground. That isn't going to change.]
I don't take orders from you; I offered my service to her. And because your warning is so clear, I'll keep the blood in their bodies.
[Broken bones and bruises he's very adept at. All that blood contained in swelling flesh.]
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I dinnae ken ye and ye've given me no reason t'.
[ He knows what that means, but clarifying and dragging it out won't do him any good. He'll simply ignore him again won't he? ]
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[And now more than ever because it is clearly going to bug this guy. Yeah, yeah, he'll keep from knifing people, might even volunteer his skill with combat medicine, and he's also great about holding patients down for the work to be done.]
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[ But not the way he's choosing to do it. He doesn't need to vocalize that part because he's pretty sure that by now Rumlow knows that's how he feels.
An amused scoff escapes Jamie when Rumlow says it's out of the goodness of his heart. ]
I look forward t' seeing that in person.
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[Don't worry, you'll learn to like his straight forward approach to things. He might even buy this man a beer after having a hole stared into the back of his head.]
You coming down to the medical tent for treatment or to continue to stake your claim?
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It's not his fault either how the comment of staking your claim hits Jamie. Off camera his hand runs over where he cut Black Jack's brand from his skin. Covered by clothing and a bandage. ]
I'm going to be there assisting my wife. Ye cannae stake a claim on a person.
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Liar to the second point. People can do what they set their minds to, even if it involves stepping on someone else's throat in the process. Sometimes because they can.
Sounds like I'll be seeing you sooner than you'd like.
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Aye. People can do what they set their minds t'. Including resisting others. Fighting back. Stopping that foot from crushing yer throat.
[ He nods his head. ]
Ye might.
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Sounds like you've got experience with that. Probably why you're all hair-trigger with the temper, I suppose.
I will. You've made me curious.
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Would nae be here if I let others step on my neck.
[ He'd still be in the cell with Randall. ]
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[He doubted it would come to that. He was interested to see what this guy could do, but it would come in a different setting he suspected.]
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I think not.
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No worries, ma'am. I rarely swing first.
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Let's keep it that way.
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Of course. I'm not a savage.
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I was a soldier, ma'am.
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[Just simply curious.]
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Are you asking if I served in real combat, ma'am? You want to know if I saw men dying all around me from war violence to be certain I'll fit the bill for your clinic?
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[She's oddly pleasant.]
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