đšđˇ đ´đŹđ´đŹ :   ways to react to an injury. pt. 1
 * change pronouns as needed. [ my / your ] is dependent on the receiver.
â how did they find your weakness? â
â donât leave me, please. â
â i still need you. â
â thatâs a lot of blood. â
â oh my god! are you okay? â
â here, let me help you. â
â itâs not supposed to end this way. âÂ
â this canât be happening. â
â i told you not to go in alone! â
â you were given very clear instructions not to go and do exactly what you did. â
â damnit, stay here. â
â you need to leave! â
â i can handle this on my own. â
â i donât need your help! â
â keep your fucking eyes open. â
â we donât have time for this. â
â patch yourself up. â
â ha! youâre going down that easily? â
â i thought youâd have more fight in you. â
â i canât believe i actually landed that hit! â
â donât tell me youâre giving up already. â
â i donât often like to get my hands dirty⌠but seeing you like this makes it worth it. â
â bleed for me. you owe me that. â
â iâve been waiting for years just to see you fall. â
â finally. itâs MY turn to watch you ache. â
â i would say this is the end of us, but this is just the end of you. â
â PATCH. â - [ my / your ] muse starts to heal / bandage [ mine / yours. ]
â RUN. â - [ my / your ] muse runs to [ mine / yours. ]
â STOP. â - [ my / your ] muse stops dead in their tracks.Â
â DOWN. â - [ my / your ] muse falls to the ground.Â
â ASLEEP. â - [ my / your ] muse sits with [ mine / yours ] while they rest.
â WAKE UP. â - [ my / your ] muse shakes [ mine / yours ] awake.Â
â HAND. â - [ my / your ] muse clasps a hand over [ mine / yours ] to keep from screaming.
â KISS. â - [ my / your ] muse grabs [ mine / yours ] and kisses them.Â
â DIG IN. â - [ my / your ] muse goes in for another hit / stab.Â
â GRIN. â - [ my / your ] muse grins at [ my / your ] muses injury.