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damned_institute2014-02-03 05:54 pm
damned_intercom) wrote in damned_institute2014-02-03 05:54 pm
Day 75: DAWN, MORNING, NOON, AND AFTERNOON
As the day started, the weather only seemed to be improving, and some patients might even call it warm. Granted, the climate control in the building meant it wouldn't make a difference until someone chose to venture outside.
For now, though, it was time for breakfast, and the intercom came on to wake up all of the patients from their enforced slumber.
"Breakfast sandwiches... how could you not look forward to something like that, dear patients?" Even as Landel spoke, the nurses started peeking into rooms and rousing people from their beds.
"There's plenty to look forward to today, from the recreational field to the greenhouse. I hope that you all enjoy your days and your lunches."
As usual, lunch would be handed out in a paper bag, offering some fruit and vegetables to snack on, along with a sandwich as the main course and pudding for dessert.
"That's all for now!" Though the Head Doctor would be announcing the different shift changes throughout the day, as usual.
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For now, though, it was time for breakfast, and the intercom came on to wake up all of the patients from their enforced slumber.
"Breakfast sandwiches... how could you not look forward to something like that, dear patients?" Even as Landel spoke, the nurses started peeking into rooms and rousing people from their beds.
"There's plenty to look forward to today, from the recreational field to the greenhouse. I hope that you all enjoy your days and your lunches."
As usual, lunch would be handed out in a paper bag, offering some fruit and vegetables to snack on, along with a sandwich as the main course and pudding for dessert.
"That's all for now!" Though the Head Doctor would be announcing the different shift changes throughout the day, as usual.
--
Mingle log guidelines:
1. All Day Shift 75 threads will take place in the comments to this post.
2. PROSE!
3. Tag under the proper time of day for the thread. You do not have to stick to one thread per shift, as long as you don't try to do a large total number of threads (4 or less is best, but a fifth won't get you in trouble).
4. Subject line of your opening tag: Location (required), shift (optional), OPEN (if appropriate). Putting "OPEN" in the subject line should make it easier for other players to find open threads, and the nature of this log means that you should be able to pick up an open thread that interests you even if you already have something scheduled for that shift. Threads which are not open can be marked the way they always are, with the names of the other characters in small text after the opening post.
5. Each thread should have its own separate starter, just like on any other DS. The format of threads is not changing, only the format of the log post itself, and the fact that you don't have to strictly stick to one thread per shift.
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When he caught sight of Lloyd, though, he quickly made his way over to him. Lloyd was his roommate, which they'd get to talk to each other during dinner anyway, but Claude knew he wouldn't feel right until he could see how the other boy was doing.
"Hey," he greeted. "It's...been awhile, huh." Wow, it was hard not to feel a little lame when he worded it like that.
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Setting aside his search for the moment, the teen moved to close the distance between him and the blond. "Are you alright?" he asked, searching the other's face. He couldn't imagine any good reason why the nurses would have kept Claude separated from the others for so long.
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It was hard not to ask how his roommate was faring in the aftermath of being taken for experiments. But as someone who had endured the same sort of torture, Claude knew that sometimes it was better not to dredge up those memories. Still, a knot of guilt twisted in the pit of his stomach at the thought of Lloyd sitting alone for dinner, night after night, with no way to know what had happened to Claude.
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He searched again for any sign of injuries. His own injuries from that night had healed well enough, at least on the surface, new skin growing around the edges of the fake Key Crest that he'd been given, but all he had to do was notice how dull his sense of touch was to know with cold certainty injuries didn't have to be visible in order for there to be something very, very wrong.