Yay for Piper! He got the medicine and...well, okay he did get caught but *still* cookies for him.
"I work as a doctor. I heal people. What my patients do with their lives after I've healed them is not my concern."
That line, right there? Perfect psychology right there. Great job.
I wonder why the doctor went up against Piper instead of just calling security right away. He said it himself, he's not getting paid for it. And then he winds up helping Piper anyways. A spark of something good?
"Pragmatism. I suppose you're as pure as the driven snow?"
Piper practically snarled. "I don't pretend that not looking at what I'm doing makes it go away." I think that's the best line Piper's had throughout the entire series. It pretty much sums up his entire character, right down to him working at homeless shelters and being so passionate in his work
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Yay for Piper! He got the medicine and...well, okay he did get caught but *still* cookies for him.
Well, he managed to talk his way out of it, even if kind of inadvertently :-).
Deep down the doctor is more ashamed of what he's doing than he's willing to admit to himself, I think. Piper struck a nerve :-).
Glad we got the balance right on the medical stuff; it was challenging to make it accurate but not overwhelming. Luckily the doctor's very good, even if he is jerk-ish in his behaviour :-).
Was that the Hippocratic Oat the doctor as saying?
It's actually not in the oath itself, oddly enough, but it is a phrase that was originally associated with it (well, the latin was, anyway), so same general idea :-). He hasn't forgotten that he's a doctor...
Another great chapter. I like the doctor here...inherently good guy with a definite grouchy streak about him (though in all fairness, he's putting his job/life/general all-around wellbeing on the line here). I thought adding the Hippocratic Oath at the end was nice.
::would post something a little more meaningful, but brain is a little putzed out by now::
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:is glad fate smiles on them a little!:
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Haha, I'm a nursing student so I found all the little medical details interesting.
Good stuff!
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You did it again.
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Yay for Piper! He got the medicine and...well, okay he did get caught but *still* cookies for him.
"I work as a doctor. I heal people. What my patients do with their lives after I've healed them is not my concern."
That line, right there? Perfect psychology right there. Great job.
I wonder why the doctor went up against Piper instead of just calling security right away. He said it himself, he's not getting paid for it. And then he winds up helping Piper anyways. A spark of something good?
"Pragmatism. I suppose you're as pure as the driven snow?"
Piper practically snarled. "I don't pretend that not looking at what I'm doing makes it go away."
I think that's the best line Piper's had throughout the entire series. It pretty much sums up his entire character, right down to him working at homeless shelters and being so passionate in his work ( ... )
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It says on the box "Food is medicine; Medicine is food", but it's more expensive than Quaker... ^___^)
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Ooops....
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Well, he managed to talk his way out of it, even if kind of inadvertently :-).
Deep down the doctor is more ashamed of what he's doing than he's willing to admit to himself, I think. Piper struck a nerve :-).
Glad we got the balance right on the medical stuff; it was challenging to make it accurate but not overwhelming. Luckily the doctor's very good, even if he is jerk-ish in his behaviour :-).
Was that the Hippocratic Oat the doctor as saying?
It's actually not in the oath itself, oddly enough, but it is a phrase that was originally associated with it (well, the latin was, anyway), so same general idea :-). He hasn't forgotten that he's a doctor...
Once again, thanks for your comments :-).
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::would post something a little more meaningful, but brain is a little putzed out by now::
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*pats your brain* There, there... :-)
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