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Who: Doctors in training and the curious
Where: Clinic
When: Day 123, 7AM Sharp
[Well, whatever way the winds blow on combat in the cooliseum or combat over the next upgrade, someone has decided to be prepared. If more wildlife comes to Imeeji, there could also be some severe reactions to it. So, the lesson for the day is allergies, from the banal to the lethal, including how to do a basic level allergy test. Sorry, it's for skin only; John is not ready to teach anyone how to work with any of the laboratory gear he has amassed for blood tests. There are practice and real epipens for students who want to be prepared . . . ]
[Or you could just gossip after class about why did John have to show that many gruesome pictures of rashes, hives, and sores?]
[[This was announced on Dissonance for anyone to poke their head in and learn something, like all first aid classes. There are some more classes over here, since I fell behind.]]
Where: Clinic
When: Day 123, 7AM Sharp
[Well, whatever way the winds blow on combat in the cooliseum or combat over the next upgrade, someone has decided to be prepared. If more wildlife comes to Imeeji, there could also be some severe reactions to it. So, the lesson for the day is allergies, from the banal to the lethal, including how to do a basic level allergy test. Sorry, it's for skin only; John is not ready to teach anyone how to work with any of the laboratory gear he has amassed for blood tests. There are practice and real epipens for students who want to be prepared . . . ]
[Or you could just gossip after class about why did John have to show that many gruesome pictures of rashes, hives, and sores?]
[[This was announced on Dissonance for anyone to poke their head in and learn something, like all first aid classes. There are some more classes over here, since I fell behind.]]
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I wouldn't call them complaints. At least, none of them were directed to me. Somehow, it's still frustrating, though.
[ with a pause ]
Might I ask about your own circumstances, or would that be out of bounds?
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You can ask, but I don't have any answers. As much as I can guess, I was an estranged child living in unstable conditions with one of my parents. Nothing as grand as a divine savior of the suffering people.
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and then the slightest press of his lips to the title, not irritation but a welling bitterness, resentment pointed inward ]
. . . I see. You aren't a fan of taking memories, then?
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with a wry smile - it isn't anything like judgment but rather a subconscious feeling of jealousy and a conscious appreciation of john's wisdom, though he'd never cop to feeling jealous. it isn't something he's deserving of, after all - and oh, that only makes the bitter taste in his mouth sharper. ]
. . . Suffering due to longing for a place that you once knew, or suffering in another way?
[ with a pause ]
Aaah. Just what about that changed your mind?
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And it's what I said, Lucifel. There wasn't suffering in it, anymore.
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Not wiser or dumber, just the exception. Would have liked to have better company, though.
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[ this is
genuinely
genuinely
not sarcasm.
this is real.
he has real admiration for intensity.
he loves this man to death. ]
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Sure. Let's try. —Like Whisky.
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[ whatever residual bitterness was in his body language is instantaneously melted for whisky love. sheer, unabashed radiating love and joy for this man ]
So "narcissistic" is "confident", then - ? I must say I don't know the word very well!
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And? Be strange if you did have the same impression of him as me.
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Then again, I must admit my own view is always too narrow. More and more, I learn that I'm not seeing the forest for the trees, and though I re-evaluate my own perspective, it's still not enough . . .
[ it isn't enough to think, "save just these few people". it isn't enough to think, "save every human, including those who would wrong you", either. because there are those who aren't human, too - so his salvation needs to reach them, too. ]
As someone whose views were broadened by him, it's difficult to think of him as narrow-minded. But, two narrow minds does not mean that one cannot be widened by the other, I suppose.
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. . . You two share some qualities, not hard to be blind to them. Most people are not capable of authentically seeing themselves. From an external perspective, at least.
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Mm, indeed! I would say that, of everyone in this place, he might be one of the few who really understand me. I'm sure that bias of mine is blinding, too!
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I'm a little surprised, though. I think . . . it's speaking rather poorly of him to compare him to me, though I don't think that was your intention by any means. Rather -
To most people, I think we seem quite different?
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