Shirley Fennes (
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driftfleet2015-03-09 09:53 pm
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Does anyone here even hunt
Who: SS Huntress and friends, visitors, pet bears, etc.
Broadcast: If desired!
Action: SS Huntress
When: Now!
[New crew! New upgrades! New world! ...And Varric in a coma for the duration of March, which is maybe slightly concerning.
For the other members of the Huntress, though, it should prove to be an interesting month.]
Broadcast: If desired!
Action: SS Huntress
When: Now!
[New crew! New upgrades! New world! ...And Varric in a coma for the duration of March, which is maybe slightly concerning.
For the other members of the Huntress, though, it should prove to be an interesting month.]
action; intended for Shirley.
What that means is nightmares. A lot of difficult nightmares that wake Chris up, keep him from falling back asleep and generally means the captain of the Huntress is rather off recently. At least he's rather quiet when he wakes, although the damn cots aren't and Varric's got the nicer captain's bed while the dwarf is pretending he's Snow White. His lack of sleep isn't too unusual, but the frequency is.
Chris, of course, plays it off like nothing is wrong. He's really good at that by now, but who knows how observant his other crewmates are? ]
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Chris? I don't know if this will help you tonight, but I thought it might be worth trying.
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Uh... no, I'm okay. [ Something obviously comes to mind after he says it. ] Have I been bugging you?
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[She shakes her head to emphasize the point, and offers the tea again. Even if it does nothing, she'd rather Chris have it than herself.]
You've been having trouble sleeping, haven't you? Even if I don't know why, I went to look for something that could help in the marketplace.
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I don't think tea's going to help in this case. [ He stares into it for a minute, then realizes something at the mention of a marketplace. ] Have you spoken to Dad recently?
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Cullen walks along the ship and inspects this and that, attributing any familiarity to that thing behind his ear. It's unsettling, all of it, but there's no use in panic. He just seems a little stiff as he moves along.
The cots remind him of his days as a young Templar, shoved into barracks with other young men and women hoping to serve. As much as he'd like to deny that those memories have been tarnished, he can't. It's strange to be back in such a position.
Really, he's just tired, and he looks it.]
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Hey. You need anything?
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I need very little. Things here seem to be adequate, as they are.
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[ Oh, right. He holds out a hand. ]
Um, Chris. Halliwell. I'm the captain here, sort of.
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Cullen Rutherford. I'm somewhat out of my depth here, but I'll do what's necessary. [To... keep them from... dying? He has no idea.]
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Oh! There you are. You've just gotten here, haven't you?
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[It's said with a small twist of a frown, though it's not as bitter as it could be--he's not about to be rude in front of a young lady that seemingly came to find him.]
Cullen Rutherford. And you are? [He asks it politely, not entirely sure who he's dealing with.]
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I'm Shirley, one of the lab members here. I've been here for a few months now, and so have Chris and Varric.
[At Varric's name she tilts her head towards where Varric's lying on a bed.]
I don't know if you've met the others yet, but something strange has happened to Varric. He's fine right now, but...
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I saw. He seems to be unconscious. We're... from the same world, Varric and I. I did not expect to find him here, nor in this state.
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Oh, hello. Are you a visitor? Or....?
[He smiles, but he can't help but be uneasy. After so long being stuck with the same people on the island, and now being on a small spaceship with an even smaller amount of people, Komaeda has started to grow uneasy when new people abruptly appear in front of him.]
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A new member of the crew, apparently. Cullen Rutherford.
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[He stands up, dusting his pants off with one hand. His left is carefully bandaged and tucked away under many layers of cloth. While a narrow figure, Komaeda is much taller than would be expected from his initial stance.]
Sorry. It's nice to meet you. I'm Nagito Komaeda, your useless pilot for this ship. [Bowing politely, Komaeda sneaks a look up at Cullen from under his bangs.]
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Staring down at Varric (asleep in Chris' captain's bed, and isn't that.... startlingly nice of him? not that he thinks Chris is a bad person, it just seems kind, but it could be some kind of plan to attack Varric, couldn't it? or a point of vulnerability to falsely accuse Chris of something, or), Komaeda is having a hard time sorting out how he feels about this mysterious coma.
He's been circling around some kind of inkling that something is odd for a while now, and Varric's coma has finally solved what that oddness is. His luck hasn't really done... much of anything, lately. Sure, he's caught himself miraculously while slipping as he cleaned, and fallen asleep in some really inconveniently uncomfortable cabinets lately, and maybe he's had the good luck to meet many amazing people, but.... Everything feels so minor. His all-consuming, all-encompassing luck has failed, lately, to consume or encompass anything.
After a life spent in its merciless golden shadow, it's hard to shake the feeling that something major is coming. It's hard to shake the feeling that somehow, Varric's coma is his fault, or related to his luck, or something. Or maybe he's a minute, an hour, a day from dropping dead from his brain tumor? He doesn't know and he's a little afraid to find out. Living, ending up here- was it lucky? Unlucky? It's... hard for him to sort out.
Stuck in this cycle of thoughts, anybody will probably come across Komaeda rather uncharacteristically brooding at an unconscious Varric. It could be taken as threatening, perhaps, though his body language isn't quite right for that. He's sitting perched on a chair, but he's folded in, body tucked close together to minimize the space he takes up.]
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Cut it out. Didn't anyone tell you it's not nice to stare?
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I- mean, isn't it better to keep watch on somebody in a coma? [Actually, now that he thinks about it...] Shouldn't he be under the care of one of the medical officers? Or at least in a room with more medical equipment?
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I am a medical officer, remember? I put him under all the ship's scans that I could when this happened. There's nothing else to do. He's fine, just... out.
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Of course, the ship isn't the most cheery either. No wonder, with Varric mysteriously asleep for days upon days. Shirley isn't much of a moodlifter (that was always Norma's thing), but she does try in her own way. Little touches here and there, not unlike her attempts at decorating last month - a few flowers in the bunk room, a fresh batch of bread when everyone's on the ship...she only has so many skills fit for use on the Huntress, but she hasn't spent years keeping house without learning to make a place warmer.]
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Hm? [It's on one of his scrubbing 'expeditions' that he notices the most recent flowers she's brought back. Popping up from his hands and knees to just his knees, Komaeda scrutinizes the plant with a serious expression. The blossoms are small and fluffy and white, and he's a little transfixed by a plant that looks like tiny versions of his head.] What kind of plant is this?
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They called it a rabbittail flower when I was looking at it. It does look like one, doesn't it?
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[It would be nice to have somebody to help him once Hange's plant project comes to fruition, right?]
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