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jason todd. ([personal profile] reneger) wrote in [community profile] singillatim2024-05-02 12:27 pm
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( openish ) hear the whispers in the street

Who: jason todd & various
What: may - june catch all
When: may~june
Where: places.

Content Warnings: violence, blood, injury, mild gore

( ooc: open & closed starters posted below; feel free to hit me up at [plurk.com profile] crowbars if you want to plot something! or just throw something down and i'll run with it. )
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[personal profile] homeostatic 2024-05-12 03:30 pm (UTC)(link)
( that shitty shack happens to be the doctor's latest destination, a sagging frame barely visible in the fog, its shape broken up by the skeletal fingers of long-dead vegetation.

jesus, he's getting flowery now, he chides himself.

picking his way around a knot of grasping brambles, the painters' bucket in his other hand full of other collected items, mccoy reaches the door, tests it, and lets it swing inward with a begrudging wail of disused hinges.

at least you're on earth, he reminds himself, tacking what little optimism he can muster onto his fraying nerves. at least the sheets he's found are cotton; the cast iron pan actual cast iron and an actual pan, instead of a mysterious alien substance liable to fry human synapses when looked at funny.

he catches sight of the huddled man out of the corner of his eye. thinks, at first, that he's a corpse, with the unnatural set of his arm, the bent knuckles, and his breath catches. then, it escapes him in a soft 'whuff'. )


My God, you're alive? It's freezin'; what are you doing back there?

( mindful that he oughtn't rush right forward, he sets his items down on the dusty floor a few feet away, kneeling with it. scoots closer, caution at war with his concern. )

I'm a doctor. Doctor McCoy.
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[personal profile] homeostatic 2024-05-15 06:53 pm (UTC)(link)
Good, ( he says smartly, utterly ignoring the young man's complaints, ) Your ears 'n mouth are working. How about the rest of you?

( If he had a dollar for every injured patient who sassed him, he'd have a whole Hell of a lot of useless fucking money. Like, who needs that? Bones finally gets a seat in beside him, stuffing his gloves away in his winter parka. He sheds the coat without preamble, and drapes it over him, mindful of the angle of his broken arm.

It's cold as balls, but McCoy's in layers under his jumpsuit, and he's not the one at risk of freezing to death before he can address anything else afflicting this guy. )


Do me a favor and keep talkin' while you get toasty. ( And while he presses warm fingers to the side of his neck, counting his pulse. ) Neither of us need you going hypothermic; it's a pain in the ass.
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[personal profile] homeostatic 2024-05-19 06:54 pm (UTC)(link)
( slow pulse, not slow enough to be a concern. yet. "yet" is always a factor in particularly stubborn patients, convinced they'll never need an ounce of help until it's too late.

mccoy shifts to gently cradle his face, palpating gently to feel for any swelling that isn't his nose, and running his fingers up his nape and into his hairline, tracing the cervical vertebrae and resting on his occipital ridge. no spinal injury, or none that he can feel anyway. couple decent goose eggs under his sweaty hair, but he doesn't seem concussed, lucky for them both. )


All that and you're still 'fine'. Never heard that before. Hold still.

( just gonna reset his nose like an old pro, a grasp of his chin and the quick movement of mccoy's other hand. )
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[personal profile] homeostatic 2024-05-20 04:50 am (UTC)(link)
( he waits a moment to be sure it's set properly, then lowers his hands to the younger man's coat. )

Sorry.

( it's a sincere apology, and it won't be the last. mccoy shifts to inspect his arm, and the way it juts oddly at his elbow beneath the leather. he lets go a sigh of discontent. )

Things are gonna hurt a little while longer, unfortunately. I can't set anything if I can't see it, so we need to get your jacket off.

( there's sheets in his collection of scavenged odds and ends, he knows, more than enough material for a makeshift wrap and a sling. positively medieval by his own standards, but it'll do. )
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[personal profile] homeostatic 2024-05-22 02:37 pm (UTC)(link)
( Oh, a flirt. Bones snorts while he eases the jacket back off his shoulders and uninjured arm, doing his best to navigate the material around his injury. )

Bruised and bloodied really ain't my type. ( After he drapes the jacket in his lap, sweet as cherry pie: ) Cute as y'are. Keep still, I'm gonna put together a wrap before I try to set it.

( And off he goes to consult with his bucket of odds and ends, unearthing a dull green top sheet he promptly tears into with a pocket knife, pulling it apart in long strips. )
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[personal profile] homeostatic 2024-05-27 05:35 pm (UTC)(link)
( The sight of those cuts had made him press his lips together, swallowing the outburst on his tongue. It wasn't like it'd help any, just scowling and swearing at the unknown person who worked the man over.

Bones rips another section of sheet down to the end and chuckles, breath clouding in the air. It's barely warmer in here with the both of them, still better than being outside. A fire would be best instead of that cold grate, a thought for later. )


Must be the masochist in me.
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[personal profile] homeostatic 2024-05-29 03:01 pm (UTC)(link)
( Sheet-mauling complete, Bones casts a despairing look around their cabin...shack. )

Yeah, ( he says, absently, seizing on a sagging wooden chair where it's huddled up near the fireplace grate, and smashing it against the stone. ) Heard of any good therapists in town?

( Don't let his, y'know, furniture destruction put a pause on their banter. He finds what he's after when the chair back cracks, tossing a couple spindles into the bundle of cloth. )
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[personal profile] homeostatic 2024-05-29 04:44 pm (UTC)(link)
Mm, think I'll pass on that then, but thanks.

( Taking therapeutic advice from a kid? Terrifying.

Seated once more, Bones reaches out to start properly assessing his arm. What he wouldn't give for a working tricorder right now, or even an ancient X-Ray machine. The Franklin's medical tools, old as they were, would at least be of some use.

He's as careful as he can be, palpating with deft, chilly fingers in a slow pathway up his arm, as focused as if he were in surgery. )