3rd fright | audio | A good scare is worth more to a man than good advice.

[notmydiagnosis]

A friendly reminder that lest we wind up like the body the gentleman found earlier, it would be wise to keep an eye on each other.

We wouldn't want anything terrible to happen, would we? I certainly wouldn't.

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[sweetmotherofgod]

What can I say? I'm a trooper.

[ It's wry, dry, and he certainly won't need to see her face to know she's pulling one. ]

What about you, Doc? Been under the radar for a while. A girl could start to worry.

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[notmydiagnosis]

I've had a few altercations with certain people, but I'm fine now.

[ Can you sense his winning, convincingly bright smile, Heather? Even if you can't see him? ]

A trooper or not, I can still worry, can't I?

voice;

[sweetmotherofgod]

[ Altercations has her frowning, but then he continues and -

are you sassing her, Doctor? In spite of the fact that she hasn't quite decided whether she's concerned or suspicious, the sound of her laughter comes bubbling down over the feed. ]

You're a big boy, you can do what you like. I just wouldn't wanna think you were wasting your talents.

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[notmydiagnosis]

Wasting? Hardly.

[ Oh, child, if you only knew. But laughter's good--very, very good. ]

Which reminds me, you're more than welcome to continue our sessions, if you so see fit.

voice;

[sweetmotherofgod]

[ Another pause, because last she heard? Crane was a candidate for the nuthatch himself. Then again, Simon had been pretty damn crazy when Tillman had dumped him at her door, and he was back to his old self by now. Better than his old self, actually, though it's not like she's gonna admit that to him. And hey, if Crane's not on top form yet, maybe it'll help him. Some days she thinks having the gardens to focus on is all that's keeping her from cracking up herself. ]

That's - that'd be good. I don't see this place running out of crazy to throw at us anytime soon.

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[notmydiagnosis]

Crazy.. Yes, I suppose not. This ship has certainly been testing our levels of mental health, hasn't it?