Sameth, Wallmaker and Prince of the Old Kingdom (
makesthings) wrote2009-09-08 07:04 pm
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He sleeps for a long time but Sameth does wake up and simply lays there, everything hurts so he decides to not move.
Sabriel woke up too and is around and about but if anyone wishes to talk to Sam, he's not going anywhere for a while.
Sabriel woke up too and is around and about but if anyone wishes to talk to Sam, he's not going anywhere for a while.
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Sameth is a new face, so he pauses a little longer, and gives him a reassuring smile while he looks for his chart.
Which doesn't seem to be there for some reason. Hmm.
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"Hello."
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Always a question worth asking in the infirmary.
Malcolm is doing a fairly decent job of hunting around for the chart without making it incredibly obvious. But he can't quite disguise that something isn't going the way he expected.
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Sameth watches him since this man seems to know his way around the infirmary.
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Dammit. Caught.
"--I was looking for a chart. Most patients in here have one."
"Were you never checked in?"
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"So how are you feeling now?"
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He still looks far too pale and is moving gingerly.
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"Mind if I take a look?"
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Its not easy to tell his wrist was broken other than all the bruising around it and he's moving it carefully,
"Of course."
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"Looks like you've had some adventures."
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"We like to keep it that way as much as we can."
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"What does a ghost mean?" he asks himself thoughtfully.
"It's a state of Earthly existence after the moment of death. Many people on my planet don't believe they actually exist, although it's debatable that a majority actually do believe in them, at least to some extent. They typically aren't detectable through conventional means, which is part of the problem. Most adults can't tell they are even there except through certain tell-tale, but scientifically inconclusive, means: an unusual drop in temperature or maybe an object moving from one place to another."
"So becoming a ghost was very disorienting for me. Being a doctor--a man of science--when I was alive, I never considered the possibility that I might become a ghost. Actually, I spent several months in complete denial that I was, which caused me a lot of problems...."
"Anyway, you find yourself still on Earth, still in the part of the world you lived in during life, or maybe stuck in the place where you died an unexpected death. And you're insubstantial. You've left your physical body behind and are continuing your existence only as a spirit. Some young people and some animals can tell you're there--the most sensitive ones can even see you--but you're invisible to most others, and you can't interact with the physical world very well."
"It really takes some getting used to," Malcolm adds with the tone of a person who apparently didn't find that part very pleasant.
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