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Philip ([personal profile] radiopalkiller) wrote in [community profile] entrancelogs2014-02-17 04:34 pm

True, I'm nervous.

Who: Philip, Jo Harvelle, Tauriel & [OPEN]
Where: Second floor hallway & the clinic
When: February 12th - February 21st
Rating: PG-13 to R for violence, blood and frequent mentions thereof
Summary: You'd thinking surviving the Valentine's Day killers attack would mean you're in the clear, but then again, this is Philip we're talking about here.
The Story:

He made it out, thanks to a certain Doctor's lucky intervention. He should've called it a day then, and headed for the clinic with him. But luck just didn't seem a good enough reason to brush off the fact that he couldn't get Evie to answer her device, no matter how often he tried. So he moved up to her room on the second floor, so he really should've changed out of his tunneling outfit first. Well, at least being mistaken for the murderer along the way guarantees he'll make his way to the clinic after all, and stay there for a solid week...

[[ OOC: Long story short, on February 12th Philip gets attacked by Tom and escapes. Jo mistakes him for the killer and shoots him. Tauriel finds him and patches him up, and he spends the next week at the clinic. That part is open to everyone, in case anybody wants to visit, comfort, bother, torment, entertain or question him. ]]
nascensibility: it's not like we don't have flashlights (home rolling down a track)

[personal profile] nascensibility 2014-03-24 10:34 pm (UTC)(link)
If he keeps making all these dreadful jokes, Evelyn is going to have to tie him to the clinic bed and spoon-feed him soup.

"I don't...really recall, actually," she replies, chewing on her lip. Evie never made a habit of frequenting the area if only because she has a strong dislike of doctors and everything that is affiliated with them. What they do is fine, it's wonderful - modern medicine could not be better (although it will be, dear God) - but she doesn't like the sterile environments in which they work.

Frankly, it's why Evelyn insisted on giving birth in her own house. The doctor made a kerfuffle about it but after she gave him the what-for in between her contractions he graciously relented and delivered Alex in her bedroom.

"I was under the impression that any residents with medical licenses tended to avail themselves of the clinic in an effort to continue doing whatever they did back home. Why do you ask?"