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 Posted: Fri Jul 27, 2007 12:04 pm
Well, I've never actually created a roleplay myself, so I hope this isn't too putrid. I just really want to roleplay a hospital setting but I couldn't find any. =/ Anywho...there will be nurses, doctors and patients positions that need to be filled. I'm hoping to keep this around the House MD-type roleplay where there is one patient with an odd disease or infliction and the doctors must diagnose them.
PM me your profiles and I will post them on the front page. You may include pictures if you wish. Please be very literate and some spelling errors are acceptable because I make them all of the time. Also, keep to the regular RPG rules... no god-moding and such.
Format of Characters:
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Posted: Fri Jul 27, 2007 12:14 pm
Name: Gabrielle Honeycutt, M.D.
Age: 35
Occupation: Oncologist
Background: Worked at Baptist Community Hospital for a year until she transferred to Mercy Hospital when she moved into the region. She had been divorced before four years before and now is found sometimes in lesbian clubs late at night when she had been stressed due to her working inviroment.
Appearance: Short black hair in a pixie cut. She fairly tanned due to her days playing tennis. At work, she's always seen in her black blazer, pants and flats with her white lab coat. Outside of work she is usually wearing blue jeans and a plain tank top with tennis shoes.
Misc.: She enjoys tennis and reading murder mystery novels but her favorite book is Hannibal by Thomas Harris. She has two cats, Momo and Noir, but she despises dogs because when she was a child she found her father's dog eating her kitten. Her passion to become an oncologist grew when her mother was diagnosed with breast cancer and died from it while Gabrielle was in her junior year of medical school.
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Posted: Fri Jul 27, 2007 12:15 pm
Mercy Hospital was always hectic on nights of the full moon as was any other hospital. Dr. Gabrielle Honeycutt watched as the ER and OR doctors rushed past her office doors in search of their patients. The labor and delivery ward was always the worst place to be on such a night. Women screaming at doctors, women screaming at their husbands and babies screaming because it was their mother's fault that they were even born into such a hellish world. Gabrielle loved full moons.
She was an oncologist so not too many cancer patients were in a rush to get their chemotherapy treatments. She twirled her pen around her knuckles and smiled at the stressed out colleagues as she opened the doors to her office and entered the hallway with flying gurneys. God bless full moons.
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