Doctor's Log

September 1, 2004

I almost lost my cool this morning. When I walked in, I found the words "God will give me Justice" written in red marker across one of the walls. Apparently it's a phrase from a prison cell in the movie The Count of Monte Cristo. I have a strong suspicion that Beach Head wrote it. I wonder how he got himself across the room and back without falling on his face.

I also noticed that someone, I think Gung Ho, is marking off the days in green marker on the wall between them. Where the hell are they hiding the markers? Maybe I should unleash the Tomahawk on them.

By the way, Operation CGBH came crashing down today. Apparently Cover Girl thought Spirit was the one sending her the Secret Admirer emails and had confronted him. Spirit told her no, but accidentally revealed that he knew who was. I guess when Courtney realized that he wasn't going to tell her who was behind it, so she went and got the cavalry

Spirit was able to hold out against her, but after being "assaulted" by Cover Girl, Lady Jaye, Scarlett, Jinx, and even Firewall, he gave in. Surprisingly, she didn't really do anything to Spirit, except to stare at him as if he was insane. (I'm in agreement here, why else would he help them?)

She came in and tried to beat the living hell out of Low Light and Gung Ho. The first thing Beach Head did when she stormed into the infirmary was to yell that he had nothing to do with it. Courtney glared at him and looked at me. I nodded my head to show that he was telling the truth. Can you believe that she actually yelled at me? Cover Girl said I should have told her yesterday when she was in. (Okay, maybe I should have told her. But who can resist watching those idiots make fools of themselves?) I did stop her from further harming my patients.

After that, she stormed out to hunt down Leatherneck. He would come in later claiming that he had post-traumatic stress syndrome. I guess she played chicken with him and her Mauler.

Oh, by the way, I kicked Low Light out today. Actually I just released him, but he still won't return to active duty for a few days. I have a feeling that Operation CGBH will be resurrected again after things calm down. (With different tactics of course.)

Speaking of post-traumatic stress syndrome, is it possible to have it without actually have been in an actual war? Most days I feel as if I'm in a war zone in here.