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theclipper_tlv2022-08-17 09:40 pm
punched_hitler) wrote in theclipper_tlv2022-08-17 09:40 pm
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Do you feel alive
Who: Steve Rogers and anyone who wants to get in on his Sick Ward-wrecking shenanigans (or stop them)
What: Steve's using the distraction caused by a few other Patients to get into Sick Ward and do as much damage as possible.
Where: Sick Ward on the Clipper
When: Shortly after Raylan's adventures in the Treehouse start.
Warnings: None yet, please add if needed!
Shortly after Raylan gets started with his assault on the Treehouse, Steve and a small group of Patients rush into the Sick Ward. (Well. The group may be small. A few of them — Steve, Stone, perhaps others — are pretty physically large.)
They look harried. Worried. Like they want to help. There are fires upstairs — and the Assistants trying to handle it desperately need help up there. (Baymax, if he's present, will definitely hear someone yelling Ow! in the distance, up the stairs.)
That's likely enough to get most Assistants out. If there are stragglers, the Patients will continue to insist, maybe even sort of crowd them toward the door. Steve says he knows medicine, can help triage if needed, but he's not an Assistant and can't help with containing things upstairs. It seems to be getting louder. There might even be sounds of an explosion. Also, that alarm starts blaring. Seriously, you'd really better go.
Any Assistants who don't leave will be distracted and clocked on the back of the head, then restrained in one of the Patient rooms. Their wearable will likely be taken. After all, if you can't a) get a clear line of sight on the Patients causing trouble or b) press a button, then you can't paralyze them, now can you?
Then the real fun begins. The group barricades the door to the Sick Ward as best they can from the inside. And they get to work systematically damaging or disabling everything they can. It might not be efficient to slice up and saw through padded restraints with safety scissors and bandage shears, but they're dedicated. The push over "treatment" tables. They break or pour out any containers of sedatives they can find, they kick the dang music speakers, anything they can damage with the limitations of normal human strength and no weapons. It's actually a lot. They're resourceful. And anything they can do to make Sick Ward a little less convenient or usable, they do it.
It can't last forever, of course. Either Assistants will realize what's happening, or the fallout from what's going on upstairs will eventually clash with the operation in progress down here. But for a little while, at least, the Sick Ward is going to be much harder to use to restrain, sedate, and kill (metaphorically, of course) with kindness.
[OOC: Please feel free to have your Patient join in or your Assistant realize what's up and come to stop them! This is open to absolutely everybody. Obviously they know they can't get far and their supplies/options are limited. Steve will make sure everyone's clear that they will probably be punished, though he will absolutely try to take as much of the blame as possible. The idea is to send a message while also making it that much harder to put Patients in mandatory time out for a while. It may or may not work.]
What: Steve's using the distraction caused by a few other Patients to get into Sick Ward and do as much damage as possible.
Where: Sick Ward on the Clipper
When: Shortly after Raylan's adventures in the Treehouse start.
Warnings: None yet, please add if needed!
Shortly after Raylan gets started with his assault on the Treehouse, Steve and a small group of Patients rush into the Sick Ward. (Well. The group may be small. A few of them — Steve, Stone, perhaps others — are pretty physically large.)
They look harried. Worried. Like they want to help. There are fires upstairs — and the Assistants trying to handle it desperately need help up there. (Baymax, if he's present, will definitely hear someone yelling Ow! in the distance, up the stairs.)
That's likely enough to get most Assistants out. If there are stragglers, the Patients will continue to insist, maybe even sort of crowd them toward the door. Steve says he knows medicine, can help triage if needed, but he's not an Assistant and can't help with containing things upstairs. It seems to be getting louder. There might even be sounds of an explosion. Also, that alarm starts blaring. Seriously, you'd really better go.
Any Assistants who don't leave will be distracted and clocked on the back of the head, then restrained in one of the Patient rooms. Their wearable will likely be taken. After all, if you can't a) get a clear line of sight on the Patients causing trouble or b) press a button, then you can't paralyze them, now can you?
Then the real fun begins. The group barricades the door to the Sick Ward as best they can from the inside. And they get to work systematically damaging or disabling everything they can. It might not be efficient to slice up and saw through padded restraints with safety scissors and bandage shears, but they're dedicated. The push over "treatment" tables. They break or pour out any containers of sedatives they can find, they kick the dang music speakers, anything they can damage with the limitations of normal human strength and no weapons. It's actually a lot. They're resourceful. And anything they can do to make Sick Ward a little less convenient or usable, they do it.
It can't last forever, of course. Either Assistants will realize what's happening, or the fallout from what's going on upstairs will eventually clash with the operation in progress down here. But for a little while, at least, the Sick Ward is going to be much harder to use to restrain, sedate, and kill (metaphorically, of course) with kindness.
[OOC: Please feel free to have your Patient join in or your Assistant realize what's up and come to stop them! This is open to absolutely everybody. Obviously they know they can't get far and their supplies/options are limited. Steve will make sure everyone's clear that they will probably be punished, though he will absolutely try to take as much of the blame as possible. The idea is to send a message while also making it that much harder to put Patients in mandatory time out for a while. It may or may not work.]