Chris D'Amico (
mistconduct) wrote2013-10-08 09:18 am
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Issue #30
[Private to Barbara Gordon]
How do you take this shit, Barb? How the fuck do you keep going?
[Private to Infirmary Staff]
So what's the plan, Docs? I'm getting fucking bedsores. I want out.
[Private to Vesper]
Hey. Can we.
Look, pick up the phone. Just.
Can we talk?
[Later, public]
[He's still getting drugged every night, as much for his mental health as his physical. It's easier to get through the days when you're on a cocktail of anti-depressants.
This, however, has its disadvantages. Mainly that Chris is so exhausted that he sleeps through the night, unaware of his warden item beeping underneath the bed. The teddy bear - yes, his warden item is a slightly charred teddy - is recovered in the morning, still beeping, when Chris wakes up.
It's alarming, how he can go from sleepy and lackadaisical to fucking pissed in a single instant]
Who the FUCK killed Slevin?!
You assholes, I swear to FUCKING god, I will fucking come out of this bed and murder the shit out of you! Where the fuck is my inmate and who the fuck is responsible for this bullshit?! You think just because I'm in the infirmary doesn't mean I won't come there and murder you back, you utter shithead?!
Fuck. Someone get me a fucking wheelchair, or crutches, or whatever. Who saw him last?!
Jesus christ, you're a fucking pack of animals!
[After Slevin's been found]
Call off the search, his body turned up in the inmate showers.
Whoever did this; you're fucking dead. You hear me? You can't fucking run on a ship, dumbass. I'm coming for you.
Fuck everything.
How do you take this shit, Barb? How the fuck do you keep going?
[Private to Infirmary Staff]
So what's the plan, Docs? I'm getting fucking bedsores. I want out.
[Private to Vesper]
Hey. Can we.
Look, pick up the phone. Just.
Can we talk?
[Later, public]
[He's still getting drugged every night, as much for his mental health as his physical. It's easier to get through the days when you're on a cocktail of anti-depressants.
This, however, has its disadvantages. Mainly that Chris is so exhausted that he sleeps through the night, unaware of his warden item beeping underneath the bed. The teddy bear - yes, his warden item is a slightly charred teddy - is recovered in the morning, still beeping, when Chris wakes up.
It's alarming, how he can go from sleepy and lackadaisical to fucking pissed in a single instant]
Who the FUCK killed Slevin?!
You assholes, I swear to FUCKING god, I will fucking come out of this bed and murder the shit out of you! Where the fuck is my inmate and who the fuck is responsible for this bullshit?! You think just because I'm in the infirmary doesn't mean I won't come there and murder you back, you utter shithead?!
Fuck. Someone get me a fucking wheelchair, or crutches, or whatever. Who saw him last?!
Jesus christ, you're a fucking pack of animals!
[After Slevin's been found]
Call off the search, his body turned up in the inmate showers.
Whoever did this; you're fucking dead. You hear me? You can't fucking run on a ship, dumbass. I'm coming for you.
Fuck everything.
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[Struggling to yank his pants on, Chris somehow manages to wrestle himself into them, exhausted already. The pants' legs dangle once they reach past his knees, but he's too far gone to care]
He's usually in his room. And then...fuck, I don't know, common areas or something. Who the fuck loses a body?
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[He puts his hands on Chris's shoulders and looks at him hard.]
The reason nobody's turned up the body is because either whoever killed him is hiding it so you can't find it or is hiding it for some other bullshit smartass crap. Somebody thinks they're smarter than you. But you're a hundred times smarter than some asshole who kills your inmate, so we are gonna do this right. That means we call in people who like us or owe us, and we all work, and you take five when you need to take five. No passing out. Hear me?
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Cassel, what kind of fuck-up am I if I don't even realize my inmate's dead until hours after it's happened? What happens if we can't find his body? He's going to be so fucked up about this and I wasn't there..
I'm fine. I'll be fine. I feel great, I just need to get a hang of getting around better.
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[He pushes Chris's hair out of his face, then backs up and kicks the wheelchair over to the bed.]
You need help or you got it? [Like it's nothing and it doesn't bother him at all.]
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No, I got it. I'm fine.
[No, he doesn't. A week of mandatory bedrest and the loss of his legs didn't prepare Chris for the utter loss of balance and coordination, as he tries to pull himself into the chair and ends up falling out of bed and banging his shin on the metal rim]
Fuck.
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Hey, asshole, look at me. Breathe.
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No, I'm fine. I'm fine, it's cool..
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[He squeezes Chris's hand again and tries really hard not to think about Slevin's body lying somewhere, or how much or little he's gonna wear that liar's smile when he comes back.]
Tell me what you want me to do.
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I don't know. I don't...fucking know, I can't...think right now..
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[He's quiet, tentative. He doesn't try to touch Chris anymore, but he doesn't put his gloves back on either, just leans back against the chair with his hands resting on his thighs.]
You're a hero. I love you. You got this.
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Fuck..
Cassel, I just. What the fuck am I even doing?
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You trust me?
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[He leans back against the hospital bed with a sigh.]
You get five minutes or less. Then we go. 'Cause you're gonna start climbing the walls otherwise.
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We have to find him, Cassel.
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[Nudging Chris gently with his shoulder, Cassel nods.]
We're gonna. And then make sure it doesn't happen again. I'm not going anywhere until he's breathing again, either.
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