#rainbow 6

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Lion was following protocol. His whole backstory is about how the military have given him rules and structure and he doesn’t trust himself without that structure. So he’s an extremely “by the book” individual. And unfortunately the protocol he followed in this case led to people dying in order to stop the epidemic from spreading. Meanwhile Doc and his team were willing to go against protocol to help people. And maybe could have. Or maybe it would have made things worse. Nobody could say. I think people often don’t understand Lions side and see him as a villain or an asshole out of his depth. But I think it’s possible to understand both sides of the argument. And ultimately Doc and Lion canonically have come to terms with it and have at least a cordial working relationship. Because I think they both understand where the other was coming from and can respect each other’s work. Personally I like both characters but I don’t see them ever being a ship or even friends. Mostly just keep it professional. But I do think they’ve come to respect each other and aren’t hostile or enemies anymore. 🙂

Yeah I do agree with you on that “cordial” relationship.

Don’t get me wrong, i really like Lion as a character and his redemption and i try not to put him as a villain since hes clearly regretful and guilty for what he has done both to his family and even himself, but i feel he still has to go a looong way. After all, they’re two grown men working together they like it or not, they can’t be fighting like toddlers the entire time they’re put together in a team 😭

I don’t mind them to be in a cordial relationship, one of the latest cinematics it was Doc helping Lion, but then again Doc wouldn’t leave anyone behind from his team even if he holds resentment towards them. Maybe Lion has tried to get closer to him to “apologize” for his mistake, but I feel Doc would still have that resentment, and I don’t blame him for it.

But yeah i cannot with the ship 😭 i feel like their temperaments are too different for each other and their moral values are too. Even if both want to do good. Do I think Doc believes in second chances? Yeah, I think he’s the type, but also depends on the mistake since Lion’s was pretty severe, since it impacted Doc’s life very hard.

Gustave Kateb is the most prominent doctor in the Rainbows team. People come to him with all of their concerns and trust him with the most vulnerable parts of themselves. So what happens when you come along and make him realize that he should take care of himself, too and that he should put himself first? Choose-Your-Own-Adventure! Playable Story - Doc (Gustave Kateb) x reader

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The Stadium lay dormant as everyone had gone to sleep for the night, except for those on night duty and the operators who refused to rest until their work for the day was done. Gustave was one of those operators. He was locked in his office, working away at a stack of papers, hoping that the night would pass quickly so he could focus on something other than just his work.

Files upon files of recently admitted recruits and new operators led to a backlog of medical information that needed to be digitised. He had no assistant in this task, only himself and his lukewarm coffee, which he had left abandoned in the far corner of his desk as he transcribed every piece of paper that sat at his desk. Manila folders covered both sides of his desk, leaving him with just enough space to type on his keyboard and nothing else.

He leaned back on his chair, hand wiping over his eyes and pulling down in a bid to keep them open. Exhaustion began to settle in long ago, but Gustave wouldn't let himself succumb to it. He needed to finish this work. As he looked back at his work, his stomach let out a rumbling and jarring sound. He was hungry and had forgone lunch in order to finish up. That was 5 hours ago, and he still hadn't made a dent in his work. As he began typing away on his keyboard, he heard a knock on the door to his office.

“Come in.” His voice was hoarse and tired; any energy he might have had was gone after nearly a full day of just working in the clinic.