The Dolorosa (
wavesofjade) wrote in
sortinghat_rp2012-10-01 11:10 am
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I Would Like Anyone - Student Or Staff - To Pay The Hospital Wing A Visit Should They Still Be Suffering Any Ill Effects After The Events Of Last Week.
I Understand That This Has Been A Highly Distressing Time For Some Of You.
I Cannot Heal That Kind Of Pain As Much As I Would Like To But It Is Often Said That A Friendly Ear For Your Troubles May Work Wonders.
Please Do Not Hesitate To See Me If You Should Have Need Of Someone To Speak To Confidentially.
[Filtered to Murdoc Donoghue]
Well, Now.
That Was Exciting Wasnt It?
I Trust You Have Returned To Your Usual Self Now.
I Understand That This Has Been A Highly Distressing Time For Some Of You.
I Cannot Heal That Kind Of Pain As Much As I Would Like To But It Is Often Said That A Friendly Ear For Your Troubles May Work Wonders.
Please Do Not Hesitate To See Me If You Should Have Need Of Someone To Speak To Confidentially.
[Filtered to Murdoc Donoghue]
Well, Now.
That Was Exciting Wasnt It?
I Trust You Have Returned To Your Usual Self Now.

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I Cannot Deny The Almost Overwhelming Sense Of Catharsis However.
I Had Not Realised That Seeing Him Again Was Something That I Needed.
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It's commendable that you're offering to help others out with their problems, but please take some time for yourself too Dolores. What happened to you isn't something that can be gotten over easily.
If you don't mind, may I come over to the Healing Ward this evening?
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Keeping Busy Is A Much More Effective Use Of My Time.
Of Course You May.
I Would Appreciate Your Company.
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[And sure enough, right on the dot at 5 pm there's the familiar sound of his knuckles rapping on hard wood. By now he's feeling slightly foolish; he's nearly a constant visitor to the Hostpial Wing.]
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Hello, Philip.. I'm almost finished here, if you'd like to wait for a few minutes?
[She does have her own quarters, though she's rarely in them, but it occurs to her that he might prefer it]
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That's fine with me. I'll wait out here.
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Are you alright, dear?
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Given the circumstances, I could be better. But I shouldn't be complaining.
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I do wish you would come to see me afterwards. Was it a difficult night?
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[Out of habit, his hand goes up to the area underneath his collarbone. He really shouldn't, but every time he thinks of his condition he automatically starts feeling an itch where his bite scars are.]
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[There's a brief smile that fades when his hand goes to his collar. As they walk, she touches his arm]
What happened?
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[He grimaces slightly before he shakes his head and relaxes again.]
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I am sorry to hear that.
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No.. that doesn't surprise me at all.
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That's a first for me. I can't tell the number of times I've had someone ask me how I feel about my conditions and why I'm not angry about it.
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[The raised eyebrow is met with a warm smile]
I have often been asked the same thing of myself.
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And to be frank, I don't think I want to.
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[Dolores smiles wanly, and her voice lowers slightly to avoid any chance of being overheard]
It wasn't long after Simon died. I.. suppose you might say that I fell in with a bad crowd - cliché, I know, but that was the short of it. I met a vampire, called Daniel.
[She pauses and chuckles]
At least, he said his name was Daniel. Vampires have an astonishing ability to.. alter your perception of things, and it only becomes stronger as we age. He had me convinced that turning me would give me more time to make up for my mistake. In a way, he was right.. but it wasn't clear to me at first. I was so.. so angry, Philip, when I realised the full scope of what he'd done to me. I moved away from my parents, and I will admit that I had every intention of ending my existence..
[There's another smile, softer]
Then I met Salvador.
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Not the sort of thoughts you'd want to have on a full moon, which might explain his slightly worse state today.]
Professor Vantas?
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That's right. He was eight years old, when I first met him.
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[Her voice sticks a little when she says Kankri's name, but she continues speaking]
I met Sybille when I worked at St. Mungo's.
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How did you meet her? Was she injured?
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