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ectopportunism) wrote2011-11-27 02:47 am
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[1. Action- Around Mayfield.]
[Sometime after Ray's rescue, Peter is struggling through town with the other man slung over his shoulder, the two of them pretty speckled with blood from Ray's head. He's running on pure adrenaline at this point, and trying to find some place safe to leave Ray so that he can try to find medical supplies. Hopefully, a basement somewhere will be open and unoccupied.]
[2. Action- Hospital Ruins/remains of other homes.]
[His mind is flashing back to old, psychology text books. The five stages of grief. Grief isn't a word he'd use to describe his feelings often, but there was enough going on in this town that had caused Peter to bottle up emotions time and time again, only to have them nearly explode at this moment. It wasn't even that Mayfield had done these things to him--- but that it had done them to his friends. His friends that he had promised himself he'd protect, no matter the circumstances. A promise he failed to keep when he didn't get to Ray in time to save him from mutilation. He could hear Ray's words (well, the words of a certain clone of his), in his head as he headed back out of the basement... calling him a screw-up.
Peter had skipped right past the denial stage and straight into anger. He was angry with himself, and with Mayfield in general. He was especially angry at the asshole that had done this to his friend, and had he had a little less self-control, he might have hit the guy with that pipe three of four more times, or until the man's face was no longer recognizable.
His fingers still gripping the pipe tightly, Peter headed for the hospital... or what was left of it. At ground zero, he could dig through the rubble to try to find any salvageable first aid items to patch Ray up a little better, maybe some pain-killers to take the edge off. If he doesn't have any luck there, he figured he could try his luck in a basement or two on his way back. Someone had to have been prepared in ways that he, himself, wasn't.]
[Sometime after Ray's rescue, Peter is struggling through town with the other man slung over his shoulder, the two of them pretty speckled with blood from Ray's head. He's running on pure adrenaline at this point, and trying to find some place safe to leave Ray so that he can try to find medical supplies. Hopefully, a basement somewhere will be open and unoccupied.]
[2. Action- Hospital Ruins/remains of other homes.]
[His mind is flashing back to old, psychology text books. The five stages of grief. Grief isn't a word he'd use to describe his feelings often, but there was enough going on in this town that had caused Peter to bottle up emotions time and time again, only to have them nearly explode at this moment. It wasn't even that Mayfield had done these things to him--- but that it had done them to his friends. His friends that he had promised himself he'd protect, no matter the circumstances. A promise he failed to keep when he didn't get to Ray in time to save him from mutilation. He could hear Ray's words (well, the words of a certain clone of his), in his head as he headed back out of the basement... calling him a screw-up.
Peter had skipped right past the denial stage and straight into anger. He was angry with himself, and with Mayfield in general. He was especially angry at the asshole that had done this to his friend, and had he had a little less self-control, he might have hit the guy with that pipe three of four more times, or until the man's face was no longer recognizable.
His fingers still gripping the pipe tightly, Peter headed for the hospital... or what was left of it. At ground zero, he could dig through the rubble to try to find any salvageable first aid items to patch Ray up a little better, maybe some pain-killers to take the edge off. If he doesn't have any luck there, he figured he could try his luck in a basement or two on his way back. Someone had to have been prepared in ways that he, himself, wasn't.]
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Hey, is he okay? [That is a stupid fucking question.]
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He's breathing... if that's what you're asking.
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[She peers over him, trying to get a better look at Ray.] What the fuck did that? I haven't seen any psychos around today.
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[He shifts, trying to slide Ray back up onto his shoulder where he'd been slipping.]
Trying to get him back to my basement, but I'm having a hard time getting my bearings. How close are we to Partridge?
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Dude, I couldn't even tell you what street we're on now. Good luck with that shit.
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[He glances around, eyes searching for something familiar.]
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he can hear his heartbeat in his ears and it sounds like a countdown. unsteadily, he murmurs fitfully against the fabric of Peter's shirt.]
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We're almost there, buddy. Hang in there.
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but he stirs all the same. and, if Peter listens closely, he might be able to make out words. they're faint and slurred, but they're still audible.]
Told you not to drive so fast... Z...
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[He kicks aside some rubble, unearthing a set of stairs. Hopefully this was it.]
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he whimpers again. they're home; they have to be.]
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[Peter found his way back with little trouble, and was relieved to find Ray still alive inside the basement. He sat beside Ray, beginning to sort through the bag of supplies that Grimes had given him.]
You awake, pal?
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He had found a stairwell partially buried under the rubble leading down to a lower level of the building that possibly had another under that. There had to be storage down there, a morgue, or anything to keep supplies that weren't being used on the floors right? At least that was the theory Rick was going on if it hadn't been demolished too.
Seeing the other man approaching, his hand brushed the hatched on his side out of habit while studying him carefully. That face was dead serious on something and that pipe meant serious business.]
Seem like a man on a mission. Do you need any help?
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Looking for first aid, a friend of mine got scewed up pretty bad. You see anything worth salvaging?
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[Shifting the pack on his back, the former Deputy started to move away from where he was standing being careful not to slip or fall. It would have been easier to find houses that hadn't been demolished and strip the sheets for bandages, but, could only do so much with what you had right?]
How bad are they? Don't exactly have a lot, but I haven't been here that long.
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[He kicks a nearby brick in frustration.]
He lost an eye. And a lot of blood. Get him an eyepatch and I think he still might be able to land a job on a ship, somewhere.
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If you want to look for more, I'd be more than willin' t' help. Food, medicine, dressings- unless this place has somethin' else in store then it's gonna be a hard ride.
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What about you? I mean... I can't leave you empty handed--Hey.
[He snapped his fingers as a thought came to him.]
There's some canned goods in the basement pantry... would that be a fair trade?
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You look as a man who is teetering between grief and rage, are you certain these streets are safe to dance in?
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I'm looking for shelter.
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Either way, the basement of my abode was fortified to keep things in. It works just as well at keeping them out, and these things that wander the wastes are hardly interesting sport.
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He'll live. I just need to get some medical supplies... let's go with the former.
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[ She's already trying to get a look at Ray. ]