Here's a thought: I want to see Nomoto's family in more detail. All we've gotten has been interactions with her mom, and I think it's inferred she has both her parents alive and well. No siblings that I could gather...
Her mom was pretty dismissive once she heard Nomoto wasn't going to visit her folks for Xmas because of a "friend" who wasn't a boyfriend. It wasn't outright mean like Kasuga's dad but microagressions like that can get to someone. And they did (cue Nomoto's downer state that makes her cook large-ass meals without realizing what she's doing)
Besides that, though, it feels like she's had a decent upbringing from her folks. She has good memories from when she was sick, her parents like to get her the best local dishes made, the only time Nomoto ever mentioned her mom in a negative light was from the "recent convo" and just didn't want to deal with it (and hang out with Kasuga instead hee). She talks about home fondly, at least.
Her folks will probably hear in some form that she's moved soon; address updates for deliveries and stuff. It HAS to happen. Will her parents be supportive? Will it take time to reach gull support (aka more microagressions like "but it would've been nice to have a grandkid," etc.)? Or will they also go the negative route and thus both families be shut out completely?
...I personally would love to see an example of a biological family who IS supportive of their child, even if it takes some time. Might be my bias showing, though (my parents and sibs plus Leigh's dad's side of her family/her sibs support us) :p
But would be interesting to see how that rolls out. We can't just ghost Nomoto's family without some sort of reaction! ...unless she has unintentionally pseudo-eloped with Kasuga and not realized it, oops~
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Because your boy deserves all the care and affection he can get!
Somebody left a note to Jenot so that only he could find it, the first part of the message was written hastily or with a lot of anger within.
Can you explain to me where you've been THIS time? You know very well that these checkups need to happen, do you think it's fun for me to wait for you to show up every time and worry about it? I swear, next time I'll report you to your general, I'm sick of it!
It seemed like the one who wrote this paused here, the writing changes all of a sudden, the handwriting got really neat as if every word was chosen very carefully.
I know you're hiding and I know you don't want any of this. Be angry. Be angry at me if you want. I know you're blocking my datapad messages. I don't care but I cannot allow you to harm yourself, not like that.
She stopped writing again. What the hell was that all about? She wasn't good with words, she was good at her job, with her hands, but definitely not a psychologist. But she would never forget the day she saw him for the first time. It had not been easy for her, the first time in the GAR was hard. At the beginning she had been over-motivated and full of idealism, she could do something, help off the battlefield, but that had changed quickly after the first badly injured clones were brought in. She was used to a lot from her job, but this experience had traumatized her, because most of the men she could not help, except to hold their hand briefly. And if she could, many of them were so severely traumatized that they were eliminated after a short time. Dealing with the clones and seeing how they were treated had been a shock for her and the fact that she could hardly do anything about it still tortured her, since it went against everything she had sworn an oath for.
The day CT-1313 was brought in had been particularly bad. Nearly the entire 331st Battalion was wiped out, those who actually made it there died under her hands or were forbidden to take further action. Jenot had been doubly lucky, firstly that this Jedi General had saved him and not left him for dead, and secondly because he had known where to take him. The sight that awaited her had been horrible, but the months before had made her so numb that it hardly shocked her anymore. But she had known immediately that she could save HIM, it was possible, even if she had to try to work around the protocol. She was so excited that she could finally do something and the ambition had caught her. It had taken long and difficult procedures to save his life and after the work was done, she had been so full of pride of her achievement that she had almost forgotten the cost it came with.
Jernot had been traumatized so badly and filled with such hatred that she feared she would never be able to allow him to return to duty again. His guilt was tearing him apart and she had asked herself every day since if she had done the right thing, had it been right to save him and force this life on him. Since then, not a day had gone by that she hadn't tried everything to make him feel better, to find his old self again. She got attached to him in a way she never allowed to any of the clones before and she took his hostility and anger towards her without any resistance because she felt responsible for his fate. For this very reason, she could not allow him to give up everything after this long and rough road they had already been down.
Please just a quick check up, it doesn't have to be in the medbay either. I would never report you, I hope you know that. I was just angry. Should sound familiar to you.
Doc
Lot's of love to you!
Not profread.
English isn't my first language
I'm usually don't write but I had this in my head and I really had to get rid of this, so it's maybe a little chaotic.
I hope you still enjoyed. :)
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Is Sun Bleached Flies the most Faith Lehane song ever written or am i delusional?
I’ve been mulling this one over for about a day, and while I think can I see your angle (god loves you but not enough to save you, the more it hurts the less it shows, etc), in my opinion it doesn’t *feel* quite like Faith to me. I think it’s too acquiescent and surrendering to read as a Faith song to me, even later seasons Faith
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