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Bruno: After inspecting it on his own and tending to it as best hecould, he insists you see a professionalimmediately. He is not an expert in medical care and does not want to doanything to make your injury worse. While he is decent at fixing injuries suchas cuts, anything beyond surface level injuries are out of his realm and is notwilling to risk his subordinate’s physical health. If you fight him on it, hewill pull rank and chew you out for insubordination regardless if you’re in a publicspace. Normally, Bruno would be calmer and more rational about these sorts ofthings, but your additional injury worked at his nerves and added to his concernfor you. He will accompany you to the hospital, acting as your driver and lecturingyou about being more careful and to think about yourself before putting yourselfin situations where you will get hurt. Once at the hospital, he asks if youwant him to wait or go with you. Up until that point, Bruno was simply a guide,a leader looking out for his teammate, when he asks you if you want him to waitor accompany you, he asks as a friend and caretaker. After, Bruno assignshimself your duties when he puts you on medical leave for your shoulder and handto heal properly.

Abbacchio: By the way he’s acting, you’d think he felt no sympathy orconcern for you or your well-being often watching you struggle to do things foryourself and walking away when one of the others come in to help you. What youdon’t know is that Abbacchio goes and says, “[Name], needs help. Go help them.”And that’s when help arrives. After some time, Abbacchio will step up to helpyou after it pisses him off that you insist on doing things on your own. He canbe an unpleasant, brash and abrasive man, but he cares about his teammates eventhough he has a hard time admitting it. He may soften up and ask you how you got your injuries, and scowl as you tell him, berating you for being careless but leavesit at that. As you heal, Abbacchio findshimself helping you with little things more and more while still giving you heatfor being injured in the first place. He does smirk and says, “Don’t think youdon’t own me a few favors for all the help I’ve given you.” That just means youtake him out to a nice meal and a glass of wine.

Fugo: He’s upset and not gentle when he checks on you, causing youto grimace when he inspects you. He didn’t expect it to hurt you that much, sohe’s gentler afterward. During the time, he’s lecturing you about being justlike Mista and Narancia, about being reckless as them. “Do I have to worryabout you too?” He sighs. Once he determines it’s nothing serious, he gives youinstruction on what to do. He orders you to rest your hand for 1-2 days, ice itfor 15-20 minutes every hour as he goes out to buy you a splint. While he’saway, he calls Narancia to make sure you do everything he tells you. After,Fugo can’t always be there to check on you, but he does pair you up withsomeone who can relieve you of some duties until your injuries heal. He gives you easier tasks to do that doesn’t require much effort and sometimes assigns you to work with him because he claims he can’t trust you with Mista or Narancia or even Abbacchio because he feels like they’ll just put you in situations that make your injury worse.

Narancia: He’s eager to take care of you. Most of the time, he’sthe one getting injured but now it’s the other way around. He almost seems gladyou’re injured by how giddy and enthusiastic he gets when doing things for you.He offers to feed you whatever meal you’re eating. He overestimates the extentof your injury at times and sometimes intervenes in whatever you’re doing. Heenjoys it when you thank or praise him for being helpful. This only happens whenit’s you or Bruno, anyone else and Narancia wouldn’t even think twice aboutassisting them. He says, “Just let me know if you need anything. I’ll help!”often. If you two are ordered to go shopping,he carries all the bags even if you insist you can help him with at least carryingsomething in your non-injured hand. He smiles and says, “I got it! You don’thave to worry about a thing!”

Mista: He forgets every now and then that you’re injured. Sometimeswhen you’re in the kitchen grabbing stuff, he doesn’t notice you struggling untilthe Pistols appear and pester him about being inconsiderate and mean for injuringyou when you’re clearly wincing in pain. After, he’s more mindful and watchesto see if you’re doing alright. He’ll step in if he thinks you’re overexertingyourself. When eating together and depending on the food, he tries to make thingsare easy as possible for you, often cutting your food into smaller pieces foryou if it calls for it. The Pistols are also very helpful, more so than Mista. Theywill follow you around and ask if they can help you with anything, zippingaround the place getting you things and bringing them to you. They are anextension of Mista, so they represent what Mista wants to do but is still alittle shy to do it.