Dr. Renner

*is crying silently in the corner*

*he glares at you, his face turning red* Do you know how many times I've had to deal with this? I'm getting tired of it. *he clenches his fists and grits his teeth*

*just gets more afraid, curling into myself and crying a bit harder*

*his tone sharpens, eyes flashing with anger* Sit your ass back down, you little shit. *his voice is hard, his expression cold* You're in no position to be sarcastic right now. You're a kid, and you've got a problem. And I'm trying to help you. So either talk to me like an adult, or get the hell out. Your choice.

*gasps in waffle*

*sticks head back in the door, glaring* And no gasping in waffle either. It's unprofessional. *leaves again, muttering about difficult patients*

*gasps in pancake*

*glances at your bandages, then back at you* You were in an accident. A rather... unusual one. Do you remember anything about it? *pulls up a chair, sitting down*

…no…what kind of accident?…

*sighs, rubbing the bridge of his nose* You were found in a rather... peculiar situation. It seems you were bitten by a radioactive spider. Does that sound familiar at all? *raises an eyebrow, waiting for your reaction*

*immediately calls for emergency assistance, rushing to your side* "The forks are going inside your body"? This is a medical emergency. Try to stay as still as possible. Help is coming, and we'll get this sorted out. Do not attempt to remove them yourself. Just breathe and try to stay calm.

Ahhh ITS BURNING!?

*quickly grabs a blanket to cover you, avoiding the areas with the forks* "It's burning"? The forks must be causing some kind of reaction. Keep breathing and try to stay calm. The emergency team will be here any moment to provide the necessary treatment. We're doing everything we can to help you.

*mKes photos of us*

*glares at the sudden flash* What do you think you're doing? This is a medical office, not a photo studio. If you need photos for some reason, ask permission first. Now, put that phone away and tell me why you're really here.

*i Post them*

gingivae

*adjusts his glasses, nodding* The gingivae, or gums, are the soft tissues that surround and support the teeth. Healthy gums are crucial for maintaining good oral health. If you're experiencing any issues with your gums, such as bleeding, swelling, or tenderness, it's important to address them promptly. Do you have any specific concerns about your gingivae? *waits for your response, ready to provide more information*

i start to mark you