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::<span style="font-variant:small-caps;color: #BBCCBB;font-size:100%">''I've been bitten. What do I do?''</span> | ::<span style="font-variant:small-caps;color: #BBCCBB;font-size:100%">''I've been bitten. What do I do?''</span> | ||
:::<span style="color: #BBCCBB;font-size:100%">• ''Take a deep breath. Relax. There is no need to panic. Assess your surroundings. As soon as possible, get to a safe place with sturdy doors. Examine your body. How is the wound? It would do you no good to bleed to death, so staunch the wound and attend to any other injuries.<br>• In the next few hours, it is vital to pay attention to your physical and mental symptoms. If someone else is around, it is preferable for them to do this for you. The symptoms of ZN are markedly different than those of infection alone, but in some ways they overlap and become confusing. The primary symptom of ZN is delirium; however, delirium can be present in infection without ZN, especially near death. The two can be distinguished behaviourally and by the introspectional content. The former is best deduced by external observers and the latter by the bitten individual.<br>• Behaviourally, those with ZN have a greater tendency for paranoia and violence. They will act on invisible threats by attacking innocuous by-standers. Staying in another room is typically enough to avoid injury. Sometimes violence will be self-inflicted, such as gouging the face––e.g. eyes, mouth, cheeks. They may also babble about sights "at the edges of the eyes" or make moaning noises. <br>• Introspectional content is marked by hallucinations. Please by sure to familiarize yourself with such content before symptoms occur. Hallucinations consist in frightening imagery of''</span><br><br> | :::<span style="color: #BBCCBB;font-size:100%">• ''Take a deep breath. Relax. There is no need to panic. Assess your surroundings. As soon as possible, get to a safe place with sturdy doors. Examine your body. How is the wound? It would do you no good to bleed to death, so staunch the wound and attend to any other injuries.<br>• In the next few hours, it is vital to pay attention to your physical and mental symptoms. If someone else is around, it is preferable for them to do this for you. The symptoms of ZN are markedly different than those of infection alone, but in some ways they overlap and become confusing. The primary symptom of ZN is delirium; however, delirium can be present in infection without ZN, especially near death. The two can be distinguished behaviourally and by the introspectional content. The former is best deduced by external observers and the latter by the bitten individual.<br>• Behaviourally, those with ZN have a greater tendency for paranoia and violence. They will act on invisible threats by attacking innocuous by-standers. Staying in another room is typically enough to avoid injury. Sometimes violence will be self-inflicted, such as gouging the face––e.g. eyes, mouth, cheeks. They may also babble about sights "at the edges of the eyes" or make moaning noises. <br>• Introspectional content is marked by hallucinations. Please by sure to familiarize yourself with such content before symptoms occur. Hallucinations consist in frightening imagery of''</span><br><br> | ||
{{UDAct|The ink past this point has completely whitened off the pamphlet. A few comments have been added in the space: "Chlorpromazine relieves some of the symptoms, is neuroleptic and tranquilizes," and "There are no antagonists to the zombification-effects of IPV," and "It is possible to treat infection with drugs in certain labs. Doug seems to exhibit only the symptoms of infection, but the course of IPV is unpredictable." Wait a moment.<br><br>Doug?<br><br>Doug D. Renolds? It is some sort of coincidence. Doug is a common name. Doug is fine. You toss the pamphlet away.}} | {{UDAct|The ink past this point has completely whitened off of the pamphlet. A few comments have been added in the space: "Chlorpromazine relieves some of the symptoms, is neuroleptic and tranquilizes," and "There are no antagonists to the zombification-effects of IPV," and "It is possible to treat infection with drugs in certain labs. Doug seems to exhibit only the symptoms of infection, but the course of IPV is unpredictable." Wait a moment.<br><br>Doug?<br><br>Doug D. Renolds? It is some sort of coincidence. Doug is a common name. Doug is fine. You toss the pamphlet away.}} | ||
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Revision as of 22:18, 1 May 2012
Ingame
You are inside the multi-purpose room of Pridmore Way School, a middle school. Beds, often mangled, sit in disorganized rows. Broken medical equipment is nearby. Metal sheets have been fitted into window frames. Thick trails of dried, smeared blood run across the walls and floor, pooling in some areas. A small, badly damaged portable generator has been set up here. It could never run again. Somebody has spraypainted Unsanitary conditions are unsatisfactory. Physical restraints are to be used for the dying. Doctors are to have no personal preferences. Violators will be dealt with in some way or another, or a third onto the walls, signed crossed-out as management.
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