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[skaikru]

( he's just in her room, he's just staring at her with those sad, sad eyes. she has to do something, she has to — )

I know what we're all experiencing right now are more of psychological wounds, but if anyone ever needs any real medical assistance, I have a first aid kit in my room, and some basic medical training.

I'd do what I could to help.

( included are her contacts: )

ROOM 202
TEXT OR CALL

But before anyone drinks poison, homemade wine, all I can do to help you with that is make you drink water mixed with fireplace charcoal.

( please talk to her, don't leave her alone with ghosts of boyfriends murdered )

Comments

[hacker]

Yeah and in a real emergency "medical intern" still beats the hell out of nothing. Don't sell yourself short.

[skaikru]

I'm just trying to be realistic. We'd be better off with a real doctor. I can improvise, but I just wish

( enough of that, clarke. )

We should get working on that list.

[hacker]

What do we do about the paranoid ones who are worried about their privacy?

[skaikru]

If they have useful skills and aren't willing to share them, I ( wouldn't trust them ) don't see them willing to cooperate when we actually need their help either.

[hacker]

Touche.
I just know it's been coming up a lot lately.

The paranoia.
Because of Wallace's security thing.

[skaikru]

Wallace's security thing?

[hacker]

Yeah, here.

[skaikru]

Right.
I saw that. ( didn't read it though. not much attention was paid tbh )

I thought you were talking about another Wallace. I knew one.

[hacker]

Sorry. Cage, then.
Anyway looks like he managed to kickstart everyone's paranoia by even suggesting it. I don't know how open to signing up their skillset will work out (but it's still worth trying).

[skaikru]

( ah, convenient canon points where she's never so much as heard cage's name, let alone knows that dante has a son. )

So he's not very helpful. Great.

The next time something goes wrong, people might be a little more willing to give full disclosure a shot. We could wait.

[hacker]

My thoughts exactly.
I like you, Clarke.

[skaikru]

I like you too.

( and all it took was pragmatic realism on both ends. )

It's great not having to do this by ourselves.

[hacker]

[ It's an odd statement to Skye because the entire time she's been here, she's felt more alone than she has in ... well, more than a year. She never felt alone with SHIELD, but she'd lost almost everyone in coming here, and in the events leading up to it. Ward to betrayal. Trip to her own bad decisions. Coulson and the others had all evaded capture—all but Fitz.

This, to her, is doing it by themselves. Even with other allies; they're not her family. ]

Nothing like good old fashioned teamwork. Between all of us, we've gotta be able to find a way out of here.

[skaikru]

I'm crossing my fingers. I'm sure we all are.

I need to go home.

( she has things to do. )

[hacker]

We all do.

[skaikru]

Yeah.

I know.

They grabbed all the important people with important deadlines.

[hacker]

Hey there's a connection we hadn't talked about.
I mean if we're trying to find commonalties between the people they kidnapped ... maybe it's time to start asking what exactly we got pulled away from.



Except, you know, the dead people.

[skaikru]

They don't talk much anyway.

( just whisper ominous shit all over the place )

[hacker]

No I don't mean those
I mean the "guests" with rooms and keys who show up at breakfast and use the intranet and are HERE but definitely remember dying or were definitely in the process of dying and are just
fine.

[skaikru]

Maybe they were doing important things when they died. We shouldn't exclude them.

[hacker]

True, but I don't know if pulling them away from being dead afterwards would exactly prevent anything the way that taking us away would.

[skaikru]

I don't know. I guess maybe we'll find out, though.

Hopefully.