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ALL OF THESE REQUIRE GETTING OUT OF BED

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You have questions, I have answers.

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What's you're favorite food that you enjoy to make/get?

It's been a while, but I've already answered this one; I'm a fan of spicy foods and especially habanero pepper poppers.

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Out of Gotham city’s Rogue’s who would you consider your favorite or, one you stand?

I've answered this already and the answer hasn't changed. I get along with plenty of my Colleagues, but I've known Dr. Quinzel the longest and I get along with her the best.

I ain't sure what you mean by 'one I stand', though.

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Why do you keep people in your warehouse for testing, why can't they go home?

Oh, easy.

I don't trust them.

See, science hates a variable. So folks volunteering for a case study have to stick to a pretty strict diet, sleep and exercise regime, and folks goddamn lie about whether or not they're doing that if I just let 'em go ahead and go home whenever they damn well please.

They get to keep their phones, there's plenty of books and they get to socialize with one another, I got a VHS and music library in each of the patient quarter wings now that I've re-addressed the amenities since I was doing construction anyways, but there's a strict lights-out curfew and a meal plan. Alcohol and recreational substances are not permitted, and neither are undocumented snacks.

I sign off on all sorts of things so their employment ain't at risk and they get school credit and back pay and what have you, act of rogue and scientific studies are generally well-accepted reasons for a leave of absence in this town. Say what you will about my reputation, my name still carries weight, different though it may be to the weight it used'a.

But yeah, no, they're stickin' around for four weeks. Last thing I need is to have to go chase someone down or throw out four weeks of work because they decided they wanted to have a night out on the town getting sauced in the middle of a study. They know what they were getting into.

That's why I do preliminary medical exams, and that's why they sign waivers.

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Coming home tonight!

Gone travelling with Chemighoul!

Send me asks!

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I hope this doesn't sound weird but you have a very nice nose I really like it, If I'm being honest you're a very pleasing person to look at (*ᴗ͈ˬᴗ͈)ꕤ*.ﾟ

Thanks.

Y’know, a lotta folks say they pick their nose, but I feel like I was born with mine?

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Gone travelling with Chemighoul!

Send me asks!

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What type of ‘dad’ is Jonathan? And is he fun to be around?

Uh. Why is this phrased third person…? I mean —

I like to think I’m…. supportive? Fair? Didja mean to ask this of someone else?

Kid, you wanna weigh in on how it is living here?

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Does Dr Crane keep the house stupid hot because he's from Georgia

I haven’t noticed anything, but I’m not exactly a fan of heavy layers either.

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Gone travelling with Chemighoul!

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where you going, Jon? just a lil trip? :3

Jon isn't travelling, Scary mod is!

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Gone travelling with Chemighoul!

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Can we get a lab tour?

So I have a long term study going on, meaning that volunteer privacy is currently a concern...

But since the renovation, there's a lab with modular walls that lets me configure it in the event I need to do an exam on what was once the main killing floor of the facility; there's two wings that have been converted into volunteer housing, with private rooms alongside some amenities like showers and VHS libraries so folks aren't bored during the long stay... and upstairs the warehouse office remains an office. There's filing cabinets and a kitchenette and some stuff under lock and key - and a coupla day beds in the event I wind up working into the small hours of morning.

Ghoul's got his own corner of the office and lab space for his own projects, but the wings are mine.

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ever had to go to court for a patient?

So they don't really accept my testimony these days, in most cases - by and large, things I say get dismissed, and I am not a viable authority for one of my patients in a court of law. I am only helpful, legally, in respects to seeking and pursuing treatment and self-advocacy.

Now, moral support when it comes to facing an abuser in court, on the other hand....

That, I'm told, I'm awful good at.

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Would you say you’re good with children? Do you want any more (biological or otherwise)?

That is a... hard question to answer definitively, if I'm being perfectly honest.

I like to think I'm pretty all right with kids. I work with them a lot, professionally; I try to take them seriously, but it's hard to figure out where the line oughta be between 'taking a kid seriously' and 'still being an authority figure looking out for their well-being', especially when it comes to the two kids that live with me.

I think I do all right. Arguments are inevitable, but they've never got so bad that anybody's threatened to leave. Ain't ever got so bad that they've stopped bringing friends around, or stopped feeling comfortable giving me a hard time, either.

I've never had biological children and I think it's a bit late to start, and I don't know that my lifestyle is of the sort that going and having young children in my life is a mistake. I ain't planning on having any more kids, but then, I didn't think I was gonna have any in the first place.