open Hospital Wing RP

Sep 03, 2009 18:25

Dr. Jørgen Krogshøj was known to his Copenhagen colleagues as Krog, which the translation charm like the TV show's subtitles converted neatly to its English equivalent "Hook". He'd taken to simply introducing himself as Krog, which the translation charm also grabbed and converted to Hook, and by now even such an easygoing man as himself would have ( Read more... )

jorgen krogshoj, james bond, charles foster ofdensen, rp, hospital wing, berwald oxenstierna, rat, alan grant

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dinosaurman September 5 2009, 04:46:44 UTC
"Have you seen a small, invertebrate creature, about this big and extremely ugly?" Grant asked Hook, skipping all pleasantries and getting straight to the point. The trilobites had been laying low, but hey, if they were both seeing giant anteaters, they might both be seeing extinct trilobites.

As that reasoning crossed Grant's mind, he realized that he'd been at Hogwarts too long if that train of logic made sense.

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doctor_hook September 7 2009, 23:54:34 UTC
Hook looked up. "Hej. You mean something buglike?"

Too much to hope it'd be something Antubis might eat.

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dinosaurman September 8 2009, 20:29:14 UTC
"Yeah. With horns, too." Of course Hook had seen one. It would have been too easy if the sightings were limited to a small group of students.

"It didn't cause you or anyone else to go into a strange trance, did it?"

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doctor_hook September 12 2009, 02:02:45 UTC
"I was alone when I saw it." Hook frowned a little. "If it put me into a strange trance, the trance was characterized by a delusion that everything was completely normal other than the presence of a huge ugly bug. Until it slithered into a crack in the wall, I was mostly wondering what it'd take to smash something that formidable. Stepping on that thing wouldn't even be an option -- seems to me more of a job for a sledgehammer than for the average shoe."

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dinosaurman September 14 2009, 04:09:57 UTC
"They are hardy little suckers," Grant agreed. "Especially since they went extinct 250 million years ago."

He rubbed the bridge of his nose. "They're having an effect on one of my students," he explained. "It seems to be limited only to her, but you never know. Since you've seen other strange things around here," (read: Antubis) "I figured that you might have come across one."

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