[Well. Not bad.]
You're welcome. I hope they've got what you need.
Eventually you'll get a full time warden who can handle that sort of thing, but I'm happy to help with books regardless.
[ oh the irony ]
Well. Will you look at that.
I have your file, Mr. Strange. We can review it together, or I can read it first on my own—either blind or with any caveats you choose to give me. It's your choice.
[Oh boy. Una can already tell she's in for a ride.]
All right. I'll have a look in and we'll set up a time to meet later.
[ About 24 hours into the Sabre Shitshow: ]
Strange. Are you all right?
[ Oh no. ]
Strange, you've ... this thing that's going on, it's got you too.
The tincture, yes, I— ow.
[ She breaks off suddenly with a yelp of pain, and then there's a silence long enough that it sounds like she might have hung up. Then, clearly very dismayed: ]
Oh sod.
[ There's a nasty cough on the other end of the line. ]
And I'm sure there's a lot else you'd do besides ... Strange, I'd come help you, but there's ...
There's blood.
[ There's no response ... but about fifteen minutes later Una shows up. She looks awful. Pale and feverish, and there are smudges on her face that are definitely from blood. She's got a bloodstained handkerchief in her hand. ]
Hello, Strange.
[ She has to mean against the door to stay upright. ]
What is it?
And does this madness show you things, as it did in your world?
[ She's feeling badly lightheaded and really thinking she should have stayed in her room, and for a moment she's not sure if she actually asked the question or merely thought it. ]
Funny thing about that, Strange. I'm always—
[ She coughs, and her handkerchief comes away bloody. ]
Sod. All right, I'm clearing out. No good to anyone here. But once this is over, you're free to go. For now ...
[ A gesture around the current zoo. ]
You really are safer here.

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