Gabriel Tam (
gabriel_tam) wrote2007-08-03 12:09 am
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The room is fairly nice, all things considered. There are several chairs, a porta-cot set up discreetly against one wall for visitors that for one reason or another are reluctant to leave, and it's clear that whoever designed this particular private room in the first place intended to make it seem as warm and welcoming as possible.
Of course, given that it's a hospital, there's really only so much that can be done.
Currently, the hospital bed is tilted upwards at an angle, with the evident intention of making the patient comfortable. It seems to be working, at least a little, because Gabriel Tam is asleep.
Of course, given that it's a hospital, there's really only so much that can be done.
Currently, the hospital bed is tilted upwards at an angle, with the evident intention of making the patient comfortable. It seems to be working, at least a little, because Gabriel Tam is asleep.
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His tread is noiseless, and he raises a hand to caution Mary as they enter the room.
She, of course, may not be silent enough not to wake the Senator.
Galadan can make no provision for that.
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She should move to the cot, she knows. She will soon, probably; her neck is still stiff from having dozed off in this armchair earlier. She's old enough for her bones to prefer a soft bed and a real pillow.
But she can feel her husband's pulse, and she's not falling asleep quite yet. So she'll stay a while longer.
And let her eyes drift closed. Just for a bit.
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She tries to be as quiet as she can, as the red and blue lights play on her face once again, but the posture is awkward and she is, perhaps, ill at ease, surrounded by the full might of a machina society, all bent on preserving one life.
There's a bell that hangs by a thin cord from the end of her staff; it jingles, clear and sweet among the beeps and gusts.
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Means she can sit and occupy herself with the book in her lap.
There's something leafy on the bedside table that wasn't there before; there are two small, colorful paper umbrellas neatly speared into the soil at the base.
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Tam-Tam,
Looks like I owe you one.
-R
As though to drive home the point (assuming there is a point), the envelope also contains one wooden tile bearing the letter R.
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