RP: Still Down for the Count
Date: February 19, 2005
Character(s): Kenneth Towler, Cedric Diggory
Location: Kenneth Towler's Clinic
Status: Private
Summary: Day 2 of Cedric's concussion.
Completion: Complete
Carrying a small tray with some tea and toast on it, Kenneth walked into Cedric Diggory's room for the umpteenth time in 24 hours to wake him up and check him out. His patient had made some strides in improvement, but would be decidedly unhappy to learn that he hadn't gone far enough to earn his release.
Moreover, Kenneth had, after being put off by his patient's rather pitiful attempt at obfuscation for too long, used a Healer's Glass to scan him while he was asleep, and discovered his patient had more than just a few issues to worry about. The brain scarring was far more extensive than even he had realized. Which made Kenneth rather suspicious as to how his patient's injury had been sustained in the first place.
Opening the shades a bit to let in the early morning sunlight, Kenneth set the tray he was carrying on the nightstand and approached the bed in which his patient lay sleeping. He gently shook him awake.
"Good morning Mr. Diggory, would you care for some tea before your next neurological exam?"
Character(s): Kenneth Towler, Cedric Diggory
Location: Kenneth Towler's Clinic
Status: Private
Summary: Day 2 of Cedric's concussion.
Completion: Complete
Carrying a small tray with some tea and toast on it, Kenneth walked into Cedric Diggory's room for the umpteenth time in 24 hours to wake him up and check him out. His patient had made some strides in improvement, but would be decidedly unhappy to learn that he hadn't gone far enough to earn his release.
Moreover, Kenneth had, after being put off by his patient's rather pitiful attempt at obfuscation for too long, used a Healer's Glass to scan him while he was asleep, and discovered his patient had more than just a few issues to worry about. The brain scarring was far more extensive than even he had realized. Which made Kenneth rather suspicious as to how his patient's injury had been sustained in the first place.
Opening the shades a bit to let in the early morning sunlight, Kenneth set the tray he was carrying on the nightstand and approached the bed in which his patient lay sleeping. He gently shook him awake.
"Good morning Mr. Diggory, would you care for some tea before your next neurological exam?"