Riona Cousland | Hero and Queen of Ferelden (
bryces_pup) wrote in
driftfleet2016-03-06 05:41 pm
March Mingle Madness (aka SURPRISE it's another mingle)
Who: Crew members and visitors of the SS Blue Fish
Broadcast: nope
Action: On the Blue Fish, naturally.
When: Throughout March!
[Another month, another mingle. Once again, any visitors on the ship should bear in mind that there are locks installed all over the ship, so someone on board's gotta let you in. Or you can just stand there. And stare. And hope someone takes pity on you.]
Broadcast: nope
Action: On the Blue Fish, naturally.
When: Throughout March!
[Another month, another mingle. Once again, any visitors on the ship should bear in mind that there are locks installed all over the ship, so someone on board's gotta let you in. Or you can just stand there. And stare. And hope someone takes pity on you.]

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To say she's surprised wouldn't be true, but saying she's not surprised wouldn't be right either. Her arms cross as she regards Max, a bit torn about how she feels about him at the moment. On the one hand, he rescued a dog. On the other, he punched Beverly. Not maliciously, as she found out, but still Not Okay.]
I hope you're here to apologize to Beverly.
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Which is fine with him. He doesn't mind if people hate him, or think he's an idiot, or if they think he's a danger. He usually agrees with a lot of assessments. But he's here to see one particular person, and other than try to get them to let him in, he's really not interested in making friends or finding company.
When he looks, she can probably see the effects of Beverly's work on his jaw; the cheek and jawline is swollen still, will go away once he starts consistently taking his medications. He's just as fast to glance away, though, nodding wordlessly. At least he looks mildly discomforted — guilty? — when she mentions what happened.]
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It's clear upon him entering that he's already guarded, glancing around with a furrowed, concerned brow. Taking in every detail, ready for any sort of disturbance. Yeah. Being on another ship is not at all easy; it's not familiar, and therefore, it's utterly unsafe. Clearly.
But he is doing his damnedest not to get thrown out until he can give Beverly what he came to offer.]
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And here she is, being suspicious and annoyed. Unacceptable. So she puts a smile in place and takes a step back, giving him space.]
Beverly is... she should be in the lab. I can show you, if you'd like.
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Is she, um... Is she alright?
[He hasn't kept up well, isn't sure just how bad it looks. Probably bad.
... He's got a mean right hook.]
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[She gives him a slight smile.]
And she is not upset. She defended you to me, and likely a few others as well.
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She doesn't have to defend me.
I shouldn't have gone through with it to begin with.
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[At least he admits he was not right in doing it, and it's more forgivable considering it was an accident.]
She told me it was over an infected tooth. That isn't something you should really... not go through with.
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Used to people hunting me down for... hm. A 'word'.
[Is that what they call trying to stab.]
I followed advice. Shouldn't have done that. M'better at handling myself alone.
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It was sound advice. A skilled healer - or doctor - is the best option for handling such things. Perhaps what it comes down to is more a lack of... preparedness. You didn't expect to react the way you did, no?
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[He's not sure what he was expecting. More self-control?]
But I knew I was, ahm. Am. A psychotic.
[He shifts uncomfortably. Not because he said he was crazy -- that, he'll tell casually. He knows what he is. But it's more... talking about the vulnerability that came with it. Knowing he could be a stick of dynamite just when he thought he'd have control... It's disheartening, sure, but also a feeling of guilt, knowing he should have predicated as much.]
Wasn't good to let her treat me. Not worth a risk.
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[Max... doesn't seem all that normal, no, but she's seen far crazier. Seen what psychotic really can do. To her, someone who's completely lost their mind or is crazy would know no remorse or guilt.
That's not the case here.]
It's how you learn and grow.
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Which way?
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Just down the hall and off that way. I'll accompany you there, just so none of the others see a stranger wandering around and get worried.
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