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mayfield_rpg2012-01-29 12:26 am
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in front of the Hospital
[Lithuania finds himself standing outside on badly-made robotic legs, staring at a town he doesn't remember. He'd been told he was in Mayfield, so that must be this, but there's no recognition. He looks down at his hands, just as robotic as his legs, and then at the snow banks. He'll have to move carefully if he wants to get--
Where is he even going? He tells himself the sudden shaking that takes over is just the cold, but he's not sure he believes that. He can see houses; does he have one of those? Which one is it? Is there anyone who would be looking for him? Of course, even if there was he wouldn't recognize them.
Paralyzed by an overwhelming amount of problems and an overwhelming lack of even the most basic sort of knowledge on how to go about solving them, he stands trembling in front of the hospital and listens to the occasional electric pop of his limbs.]
[Lithuania finds himself standing outside on badly-made robotic legs, staring at a town he doesn't remember. He'd been told he was in Mayfield, so that must be this, but there's no recognition. He looks down at his hands, just as robotic as his legs, and then at the snow banks. He'll have to move carefully if he wants to get--
Where is he even going? He tells himself the sudden shaking that takes over is just the cold, but he's not sure he believes that. He can see houses; does he have one of those? Which one is it? Is there anyone who would be looking for him? Of course, even if there was he wouldn't recognize them.
Paralyzed by an overwhelming amount of problems and an overwhelming lack of even the most basic sort of knowledge on how to go about solving them, he stands trembling in front of the hospital and listens to the occasional electric pop of his limbs.]
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[It's not really good. It's bad that he has them at all. But Nina doesn't know what else to say and she tries to sound optimistic for Lithuania.]
Do you want me to tell you about your friends? You have a few here. Some of them are countries, too. Some are people like me.
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[Lithuania is quick to accept that offer; he hates not knowing who he's talking to when by all rights he should.
A quick arm movement dislodges his arm, but he catches it with the other one before it falls off entirely.]
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Careful.
[His house is in view now, but they're both moving so slowly that it might still take some time to get there.]
Well, there's Poland. He's a country, like you. He has blond hair and he's very, ah... [Nina tries to think of a diplomatic way to describe Poland, especially since she doesn't know him well at all. Her only exposure to him was as Lithuania's friend who inserted himself into the dairy investigation.] Flamboyant.
Then there are the people who live with you. I don't know them very well, I'm afraid, but I know some of the basics.
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How many people do I live with?
[He's not sure what to think of Poland, given that description. Maybe Lithuania will just have to meet him. Again, apparently.]