Brigid Finn (
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Day 44; Video 001
[She is disoriented. The odors here are so different and she can’t find the smells of the pack. Her fingers flutter nervously, pushing escaped tendrils of bright red hair out of her face.
She looks almost panicked and on the edge of tears. Brown eyes lock on the bracelet thing around her wrist. Brigid bites her lower lip.]
I don’t want a house. I have one. I don’t need another one. I’m staying with my aunt and uncle. Mark and Anne Hannigan, from Cambridge. Can someone please direct me to the nearest bus station?
[She swallows and turns away. Her brown eyes find the feed again. They shine with unshed tears. Her curly red hair flutters around her face. One blunt-nailed hand rises and brushes tendrils back behind her ear. Brigid isn’t wearing makeup and is drowned in a bomber jacket with several military patches on it. Her eyes flicker out over the area around the fountain.
She nearly curls in on herself.]
Can anyone hear me? I need to get home. Please. If you can tell me how to get home… I’d appreciate it.
She looks almost panicked and on the edge of tears. Brown eyes lock on the bracelet thing around her wrist. Brigid bites her lower lip.]
I don’t want a house. I have one. I don’t need another one. I’m staying with my aunt and uncle. Mark and Anne Hannigan, from Cambridge. Can someone please direct me to the nearest bus station?
[She swallows and turns away. Her brown eyes find the feed again. They shine with unshed tears. Her curly red hair flutters around her face. One blunt-nailed hand rises and brushes tendrils back behind her ear. Brigid isn’t wearing makeup and is drowned in a bomber jacket with several military patches on it. Her eyes flicker out over the area around the fountain.
She nearly curls in on herself.]
Can anyone hear me? I need to get home. Please. If you can tell me how to get home… I’d appreciate it.
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[She fidgets with her jacket.]
Sabretooth tigers? Really?
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[ Stiles snorts amusedly, scratching at the underside of his chin. ] Or so I've been told. It's either that or a town-wide psychosis of some kind. I'm not exactly keen on getting my eyes scratched out to conclude it.
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[Quick, Brigid, think! History is easy to remember. Well, the one that immediately comes to mind is the Salem Witch Trials. Not the best thing to think about. Especially since more than one wolf lost their lives in that bit of ridiculousness.]
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I guess if they decided to drug the water or something, it's totally doable.
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[She's not even sure it would affect her as much as a human, since, werewolf biology. Then again, she doesn't want to test it.]
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What, exactly, are you asking me for here?
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If town-wide psychoses have happened? They've happened in history, a few pretty famously.
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Sort of? They did legitimately drug us and there was kind of some crazy hallucination stuff going on for a while. [ He clears his throat. Still not over it. ] If that's- what you mean.
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[The last is soft. She's trying to figure out what to do and is obviously failing at it.
And animals can give her away. She's scared of that happening, especially without the pack to fall back on.]
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My condolences.
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That's an interesting metaphor.
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You know your way around here yet?
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Hey, if you ever need another tour guide, though, I got this place down pretty pat so far.
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[An appreciative smile.]
Thank you for the offer. Maybe later? I'm still not sure where I'm staying.
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[ He shrugs his shoulders. ] You'll get somewhere. If you can't grab a spot by the end of the day, hey, there should be a place at mine if you get in a tight spot. But there's plenty of bedrooms open, plenty'a choices.
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[Especially in certain areas. Like not watching his kids so that he and his wife can have a date.]
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Hey, if it's any consolation, my dad's, like, the cop, and if I'm wrong, he's turning the place upside down to find - [ Actually, no, that's sad, he doesn't want to think about that sad. ] Never mind. It'll work out. We gotta believe that.
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[She still misses him. A lot.]
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Yeah? What division, what was he?
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A-15, street patrol, third shift out of Bunker Hill Street. He was also Special Operations.
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He's not anymore? A cop. Your dad. I mean.
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