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Who: Patrick and Jason
Where: the clinic
When: the flood is over now!
Warnings/notes: no? Jason is an awful person.
Before he's even fully awake, he's sitting up on a bed in the clinic, tense. He may have made some kind of noise, embarrassingly enough, he's not really sure. But it's been a long time since he dreamed of suffocating, all the dirt pouring in from the broken lid of the casket and blacking everything out. Why can he still smell it? Like rot had permeated everything before he somehow was brought back to life no, the worst was the part where Bruce found him on the barge and it was like time had been turned back, only Talia hadn't found him or something equally asinine.
He wasn't so sure that had been a dream, actually. There's mud on the floor, on the bed, and he feels like a kicked dog. Emotional whiplash. At approximately the same time, he realizes Patrick is actually right there, something he should've picked up on immediately. His expression closes off by reflex. Another second and he's moving to get off the bed, which at least isn't difficult the way he somehow expects it to be.
Where: the clinic
When: the flood is over now!
Warnings/notes: no? Jason is an awful person.
Before he's even fully awake, he's sitting up on a bed in the clinic, tense. He may have made some kind of noise, embarrassingly enough, he's not really sure. But it's been a long time since he dreamed of suffocating, all the dirt pouring in from the broken lid of the casket and blacking everything out. Why can he still smell it? Like rot had permeated everything before he somehow was brought back to life no, the worst was the part where Bruce found him on the barge and it was like time had been turned back, only Talia hadn't found him or something equally asinine.
He wasn't so sure that had been a dream, actually. There's mud on the floor, on the bed, and he feels like a kicked dog. Emotional whiplash. At approximately the same time, he realizes Patrick is actually right there, something he should've picked up on immediately. His expression closes off by reflex. Another second and he's moving to get off the bed, which at least isn't difficult the way he somehow expects it to be.