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[championoftime]

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[The Doctor is pointedly going to ignore the sex sounding things going on.]

Dallas Winston, by the by, has departed the Barge. [And likely went back to being a ghost, according to what he heard last. He's been gone for a while, he just hasn't wanted to talk about it. He never likes talking about people leaving.] He was a good lad.

Mark Hoffman mentioned... a lack of good stories to be told. I'd like to hear a few if you have them. They needn't be about an occupation. Just good stories. Or good experiences, if you're willing to share.

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[championoftime]

You're precisely correct.

That people aren't frequently told that they have talent or ability. That they don't receive that guiding hand when they need it, and because of that so many people turn to any other sense of support they can find.

I do hope that once you have your deal, his hands will guide to a better resolution for someone.

[creatingalegacy]

He'd still be a civil engineer giving a shitload of his time and money to nonprofits and cheap housing for people under the poverty line if the...if the accident hadn't happened. Or he would have been until the cancer took him.

Once I erase that night from history, and eliminate his cancer, he'll have his life back.

[championoftime]

Sometimes it doesn't take much to damage a good soul. I'm glad he was able to retain what he had to remind you of what it was like to be cared for.