Dr. Frederick Chilton (
slightlyoffchilt) wrote in
maskormenace2015-06-02 05:11 pm
Entry tags:
- hiro hamada | n/a,
- jonathan crane | scarecrow,
- laurie collins | wallflower,
- ruka | n/a,
- † billy kaplan | wiccan,
- † commander shepard | blasto,
- † dean winchester | n/a,
- † eobard thawne | reverse flash,
- † frederick chilton | chief of staff!!,
- † lucifer | n/a,
- † matthew lin | abduxel,
- † miles edgeworth | n/a,
- † nysrog | n/a,
- † thane krios | the assassin,
- † the red plains rider | n/a,
- † walter white | heisenberg
4. (LUCID DREAMING) (VIDEO)
[Chilton wears an unusually grim expression, when he tunes into the Network. He closes his office door behind him, which angled the communicator down to his door-closing hand -- one of his fingers sports a particularly ancient looking ring. There's a sharp glint in that glimpse, before the camera angle soon directs back to the doctor's face.]
Desirable difficulty. Are you familiar with the concept? [Rhetorical, of course.] The theory that the presence of an inconvenience or obstacle, and the act of overcoming that roadblock, will better synthesize cerebral information. The concept could be expanded upon how the brain identifies and encodes patterns, themes, what have you, in the midst of a crisis.
[Chilton flips the communicator camera back around to showcase his environment. The bright ceiling luminescence and mint green hallways of Heropa Downtown Hospital provide a sterilized, if normalized, depiction of a stereotypical medical center.
It's the collapsed, unconscious doctors with their noose-like stethoscopes and limp, unmoving patients lining the walls, floor, the rooms that juxtapose something unsettling.]
Would you consider this difficulty desirable?
[This is all in reference to the Pestilence of the Horseman Plot. If you need an excuse for a point of infection, you can consider this to be it!]
Desirable difficulty. Are you familiar with the concept? [Rhetorical, of course.] The theory that the presence of an inconvenience or obstacle, and the act of overcoming that roadblock, will better synthesize cerebral information. The concept could be expanded upon how the brain identifies and encodes patterns, themes, what have you, in the midst of a crisis.
[Chilton flips the communicator camera back around to showcase his environment. The bright ceiling luminescence and mint green hallways of Heropa Downtown Hospital provide a sterilized, if normalized, depiction of a stereotypical medical center.
It's the collapsed, unconscious doctors with their noose-like stethoscopes and limp, unmoving patients lining the walls, floor, the rooms that juxtapose something unsettling.]
Would you consider this difficulty desirable?
[This is all in reference to the Pestilence of the Horseman Plot. If you need an excuse for a point of infection, you can consider this to be it!]

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Just pretend he's not the first person to reply to this because suspicious with a capital s. Not that he isn't suspicious anyway.. ]How terrible. What do you suppose happened to them?
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I've detected a common variable.
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I don't see anything desirable about it.
What the hell is going on?
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Another plague?
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Just in case.
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[May as well examine things from a "it could be worse" angle in the moment.]
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Useful.]
No observable injuries sustained, unless one counts the more unfortunate souls who had fallen badly when the symptom manifested. A little bruising and a few potential concussions aside, the victims appear otherwise unharmed. Just stuck in slumber.
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But it's no use screaming at a time like this. It looks like nobody will hear you, for a start.
[A vocal reply that thematically puts him at Chilton's side in the chaos. Desirable? He finds it fascinating. He keeps an ear on Chilton's public conversation with Lucifer.
... Which just turned private. Darn it all.]
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Why don't you come to the hospital? I'm sure we could use all the doctors on hand.
[Which is exactly the opposite advice he had been issuing to everyone else, and it's meant to be fanged with a little aggression. Chilton is sure Crane would appreciate that.]
ditto that
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Are they dead?
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[A beat.]
I've checked a few of their pulses, before my own survivalist instinct kicked in. They do not appear to be dead. Or even in dire pain.
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[ Distressed Walt is distressed. ]
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[Avoids your question, Walt.]
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text; comm tag is "Hiro"
waht did you DO
my borhters aslepe too
[ And he's following soon if the typing's any indication. ]
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This could not have been me. [But Hiro was right. It was.] Where is your brother? Are you with him now?
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What happened to them?
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[Thane's vocal intonation is noted -- was this composure before a crisis, or something else?]
But it isn't as if I've been able to do an MRI on any of the victims, mind.
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[He sounds suspicious and just a touch aggressive because, buddy, that ring is not yours and you better have a damn good explanation for wearing it.]
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I typically favor the aesthetic. Is this really the time for a fashion critique?
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[The shock, and fear, in his voice is obvious. He's assuming that Chilton knows something. Hoping that he knows something.]
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Are you in a safe place? Quarantined away from anyone infected? I ask because. A cure might be within. Prospect.
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I can't wake anybody up. I think I can, usually, but it's not working now.
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It depends what you're trying to synthesize, doesn't it? Is it helping you?
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[A beat. He noted that careful tone.]
Are you surviving it -- this -- well? Not inconvenienced?
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