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[log] Saltomons and the gang [closed]
Characters: Alfie Solomons, Charlie Kelly, Emily Kaldwin, Royce Melborn, Stephen Strange, Tifa Lockhart
Location: building 43
Date: afternoon of 205 to morning of 206
Summary: problemas
Warnings: n/a; will edit if anything comes up
A standard two-story house with a basement. The first floor has a kitchen, living room, and dining room, while the second floor has two bedrooms and a bathroom. One of the chairs in the kitchen has been broken, with a leg missing, and pushed off into a corner out of the way. Another chair is broken in a more obvious way--it's missing a leg, too, but it looks like it was slammed against a doorway or something. There are scuff marks on the dining room floor. All of the furniture has been scattered about. The basement seems to have been converted into a veritable sports shrine. There's an old couch in front of a television stand that's empty of the large television that must have sat on it. The couch is missing a lot of its stuffing. The wall is covered in posters of various sports stars--none are people anyone would recognize, but the sports are: basketball and hockey. Even the area rug beneath the couch is a bold red and blue with the logo of the hockey team on it (an angry-looking goose, if you're curious). The TV stand in the basement looks like it was broken and then put back together. "ALPHONSE ELRIC, STEPHANIE BROWN, GREED, EDWARD ELRIC, DAY FORTY THREE, TRAVELLING NORTH." has been carved into one of the walls.
Location: building 43
Date: afternoon of 205 to morning of 206
Summary: problemas
Warnings: n/a; will edit if anything comes up
A standard two-story house with a basement. The first floor has a kitchen, living room, and dining room, while the second floor has two bedrooms and a bathroom. One of the chairs in the kitchen has been broken, with a leg missing, and pushed off into a corner out of the way. Another chair is broken in a more obvious way--it's missing a leg, too, but it looks like it was slammed against a doorway or something. There are scuff marks on the dining room floor. All of the furniture has been scattered about. The basement seems to have been converted into a veritable sports shrine. There's an old couch in front of a television stand that's empty of the large television that must have sat on it. The couch is missing a lot of its stuffing. The wall is covered in posters of various sports stars--none are people anyone would recognize, but the sports are: basketball and hockey. Even the area rug beneath the couch is a bold red and blue with the logo of the hockey team on it (an angry-looking goose, if you're curious). The TV stand in the basement looks like it was broken and then put back together. "ALPHONSE ELRIC, STEPHANIE BROWN, GREED, EDWARD ELRIC, DAY FORTY THREE, TRAVELLING NORTH." has been carved into one of the walls.
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At some point during the night, he goes to sit down to a visibly seething Alfie - but for the rest of it, he can be found just about everywhere in the house, arm splinted poorly. He'll also probably sneak up on just about everybody in the house at least once. ]
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I did not know he was this stupid. I honestly didn't. How is this man trusted by anyone to get things done? Fucking hell, he's not even good at being subtle.
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[He sounds at once smug and frustrated about this.]
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ALFIE
:) :) :)
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[Get in, give the little girl her pills, get out.
Well, no. At least one person in this house has a broken arm, which means Stephen's going to be doing the rounds. He's wary as he approaches the house, aware of the day's frictions. He's careful to announce his presence, knocking on the door before pushing it open. He looks much the same as he has in his appearances on the network, though the burns on his hands are new.]
Hello?
Slightly later
[He can't linger long without risking being locked out, but he's literally spending the night next door. Stephen can afford to take a little time to go around seeing each of the people in this house, checking their wounds, checking their splints and bandages. He makes a point of seeking out each of them if they don't come to him first, knocking on the door (or doorframe) of whatever room in which the next patient is holed up.]
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Yeah?
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[He takes a second to glance around the room before entering.]
Doctor Strange. I'm not staying long, but I might as well offer my services while I'm here. You hurt?
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[He opens the other eye, but doesn't try to sit.]
Broken ribs. You've checked on Emily?
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[That had been the main point of this expedition, after all. He makes his way to the bedside, slinging his backpack off onto the floor and stooping to fuss at the zipper with uncooperative hands.]
One of the big risks you're facing right now is pneumonia -- I know it hurts to breathe deeply, but that's what's going to keep your lungs clear. Mind if I take a quick listen?
[Antibiotics are something he can actually supply, should it come to that.]
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and a week later she dies
good job, guys
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[ Hi, Stephen. Royce just so happens to be lurking near the entrance to the house, and he just melts out of the shadows when Stephen enters. Maybe his goal is a little to scare the fuck out of the guy, but he's not going to say so. ]
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Jesus, don't do that!
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Who are you? [ He has an idea. ]
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[He's not impressed by the hood thing.]
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finally spills out here
But she's still curious, so she sits quietly and listens to Royce and Stephen's exchange (what a good guard Dog, sorry Royce) until Royce leaves.
Then she ventures out, like a mouse, peering at Stephen from around the corner.] Are you the man with the medicine?
\o/
That's me.
[He smiles faintly, already watching the careful way she moves.]
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[Her way of apologizing for his stand-offish behavior.] But he's not a bad person if you're nice to him. [Carefully, she comes out from behind the corner, shuffling slow and stilted, not putting weight on her right leg and side.] I'm Emily.
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[This was never his strength -- talking to patients, dealing with children. Was never something he was interested into developing into a strength.]
And I'm Doctor Strange.
[Not Stephen. Not to a kid.]
I should have a look at where you're hurt. Then we can talk about your medicine.
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lmfao YALLS ICONS STOP
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Given that everyone is still plenty wrecked from whatever that shitshow was the other day, Charlie decides to spend the early evening keeping to himself. He's holed up under the table coloring in one of his coloring books. It's... moderately enjoyable. He kind of just wants to sleep, but he's bummed that he made no progress on musical writing today. Art is hard when he feels like this. Maybe coloring will help get the creative juices flowing.
Or it won't, in which case he'll go bother the house's other inhabitants. Talking to people is always fun, right? Why isn't anything fun anymore?]
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Did Emily lend you those?
[The coloring books don't look familiar, but maybe she'd picked up a few that he hasn't seen yet. And why else would a grown man be playing with them?]
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But Charlie's happy to have a visitor. He'll proceed with caution. He pokes his head out from under the table to look up at Alfie.]
No, I found 'em. I found the crayons and stuff too.
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[Sure, he's colored with Emily before, but he's never felt the desire to do it on his own.]
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did someone say coloring...
After ten minutes or so, she comes out, walking slow and somewhat lilted from the broken rib. She stops just out of reach of him.] What are you drawing?
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Royce crouches down, hood up, cloak all sprawled out behind him, and rests his chin in his palm, watching Charlie color for a moment. ]
Did Yvry give you the glitter I traded him? [ There's no other reason Charles would've wanted it, Royce thinks. ]
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He's made a little spot for himself underneath the table, and Tifa can't help but smile when she sees it. She crouches down, not quite invading his space.]
Hi. Is it okay if I join you?