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i'm not calling you a liar
WHO: Beverly Crusher
WHERE: Starting outside House 20, Inn, hospital, and anywhere outside in both villages
WHEN: March 4-10
OPEN TO: All!
WARNINGS: To be determined. Will update as needed
WHERE: Starting outside House 20, Inn, hospital, and anywhere outside in both villages
WHEN: March 4-10
OPEN TO: All!
WARNINGS: To be determined. Will update as needed
March 4th
Mist isn't usually a bad thing on most planets Beverly has been to. On her home planet, Caldos, it's usually very lovely, especially in the mornings. But if there's anything that exploring the galaxy, and especially being trapped here for so long, has taught her it's that mist is an unknown. Mist can be bad.
So one morning, when she first spots it rolling through the area, she watches it from the front porch of the house with no small amount of wariness. She's suspicious of it and now on high alert. With any luck, it will prove to be simply the good doctor developing a sense of paranoia after all these months of being stuck here.
She makes her normal rounds through the Inn to make sure nothing's amiss and then heads out to the hospital for her normal shift.
March 5-10
It may have taken her over a year to figure it out, but she's definitely avoiding the Inn for a while. At least until she can tell that the effects have worn off. The last thing she wants is to be stuck in there again while she's like this, spewing out the actual truth for all to hear and shattering the Prime Directive while she does. She's got enough trouble trying to juggle it as is; she doesn't need this.
For all that she isn't normally the type of person to keep herself isolated, she's been trying to avoid the vast majority of people. She does still show up for her time in the hospital mostly because she wouldn't be able to live with herself if she didn't make herself available and someone needed her. But she tries to keep to herself and doesn't say much unless prompted. There are far too many ways this could go terribly wrong.
Eventually, she starts avoiding people in the mornings, keeping herself inside House 20 and eventually taking walks around both villages, in an effort to see where the mist has permeated and whether or not she's the only one who's been affected. She still mostly keeps to herself, her arms wrapped tightly around her body and a frown of concentration and worry on her face. If anyone tries to catch her attention like normal, she won't turn them away, but they might find that she has some... interesting things to say.
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Her light green eyes turned towards the mist, her eyebrows furrowing together.
"What is it?" Her accent thickened as the tension in her shoulders knotted uncomfortably. Was there something like the letters? Something that the overseers were planning? Questions flew through her head but with no answers to follow them.
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"I'm not really sure, but I think it might be affecting me somehow," she admits easily. "I've been saying too much too easily since yesterday and I'm not sure why, but it started after I saw the mist in the morning."
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"Is it the same as that? Or does it feel different?"
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Not that she knows of anyway. If this is a hallucination, it's a very strange one. It feels too real, but in a different way from the fever dreams.
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"That okay?"
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So she nods. "I would rather come with you or do it myself," she admits. "But I think in this situation, it might be for the best if you did. Just promise me you'll be careful, all right?"