[She doesn't have very steady hands, typically. At home, her "condition" often made her see and hear things that were and weren't there, the voice of God confusing her steps and gestures -- but she isn't at home. Fortunately. Here, she's just jittery from nerves she doesn't quite identify, so she's decided that maybe she is just destined to forever have unsteady hands.
But she tries to calm herself, because Huey is watching and has expectations of her and in that way it's sort of like a proctored examination at school. She could think of it that way, but she never had any emotional attachments to those people -- no like or admiration or anything at all -- that was why she never ran into this problem then.
When she spins the wheel, it lands on a five.]
Ah... a surgical procedure to remove one of five senses...? Is that acceptable, Mr Laforet...?
[Jesus, you idiot, shut up. He wouldn't have asked you to help if he wasn't okay with it. But she has to think on what she wants to do. Numbing ruins his ability to feel pain for future spins, removing his eyes means that he can't see what she's doing, which is probably, she thinks, part of the evaluation, if she pops eardrums she has to pop both but if she does that or removes his tongue then they can't have conversations (and that's just her, it's always so unfortunate not being able to have conversations) --
So, after a bit of thinking, she decides on the nose. Most other ways she'd have to do this would involve brain surgery, but it's a lot easier to just sew the entire thing tightly shut. It's nice. She's been practicing her sewing to help her friends around the house. So she starts to ready a sanitized needle and some thread from a nearby tray.]
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But she tries to calm herself, because Huey is watching and has expectations of her and in that way it's sort of like a proctored examination at school. She could think of it that way, but she never had any emotional attachments to those people -- no like or admiration or anything at all -- that was why she never ran into this problem then.
When she spins the wheel, it lands on a five.]
Ah... a surgical procedure to remove one of five senses...? Is that acceptable, Mr Laforet...?
[Jesus, you idiot, shut up. He wouldn't have asked you to help if he wasn't okay with it. But she has to think on what she wants to do. Numbing ruins his ability to feel pain for future spins, removing his eyes means that he can't see what she's doing, which is probably, she thinks, part of the evaluation, if she pops eardrums she has to pop both but if she does that or removes his tongue then they can't have conversations (and that's just her, it's always so unfortunate not being able to have conversations) --
So, after a bit of thinking, she decides on the nose. Most other ways she'd have to do this would involve brain surgery, but it's a lot easier to just sew the entire thing tightly shut. It's nice. She's been practicing her sewing to help her friends around the house. So she starts to ready a sanitized needle and some thread from a nearby tray.]