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[naughtbutlife]

Who: The Sexbys and Martha
What: Technology lets the olde timey folk see this damn kid. Watch them flail awkwardly.
When: Squeezing this in somewhere between mass killings.
Where: The infirmary
Warnings: NONE. How 'bout that!

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[naughtbutlife]

"Not directly so, but I will do my very best, sir," she replied. "Fanshawe will be far too empty to bear. I will have to make changes...Elizabeth and I will have to make changes." She recalled that Joliffe had done very little upkeep in his time as Lord of her estate. It was old and falling to pieces, she knew that much.

And suddenly she felt all the more tired, just for the thought of what she must do.

They finally reached the door to the infirmary and Angelica led the way to where she thought Martha might be waiting. Though she knew not how it was possible to hear or see a babe so young, she trusted Martha and her brand of medicine.

[thegooddrjones]

Martha was waiting for the Sexby's in the main area of the infirmary, but she had prepared the smaller, private room for this thinking that the couple would want their privacy as they saw their child together for the first (and last) time. The thought made her ill with sadness and she was reminded of it when she saw the two of them come inside so closely together. Shoving down a sense of rising guilt, Martha walked over to the two of them with a grin.

"Are you ready to see the baby?" She asked quickly, hoping that they were. She'd highjacked the largest screen she could find, and she'd hooked it up with a printer so that Sexby would at least have a likeness of what the child looked like at six weeks. Of course it would look little to nothing like it when the child was born, but still, it would be somethingHaving something to hold onto would probably be good for both of them, and having this chance to give the baby at least a shot at a better and healthier life in the 17th century was something that she needed to do. Already Martha