Dr. Frederick Chilton (
slightlyoffchilt) wrote2013-10-01 10:26 pm
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- IC CONTACT POST FOR MASKORMENACE -

"Hello.
You've reached the direct line of Doctor Frederick Chilton. As I am not available at the moment, you might assume I'm quite busy with something pressing. State your name and business, and I will return your call."
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Thursdays? I can open for a weekend, as well.
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[Sessional control usually came later, at least according to Chilton's agenda.]
So I won't pressure you, Mr. Pinkman.
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Anyway, we'll cover the stuff I know you're dying to hear. Thursday.
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[Would you like to continue their session here, or in a log?]
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(( Here's fine! ))
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His office, stately in its Greco-Roman flair, its heavy accents on black, gold, and pale blue, barely even made the attempt to seem welcoming. Beyond his heavy desk (littered with golden pens) was an uncomfortable, hard wooden chair and a light blue sedan. Jesse would have the choice of either, or neither.]
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But he doesn't care. This is the kid who will someday literally attempt to set himself on fire to exact vengeance upon Walter White. Talking into a mic is far less painful than that.
Jesse chooses the sedan when he enters. He doesn't look around suspiciously or check for cameras. He simply makes himself comfortable.]
Well, this is weird.
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[Chilton pinched out a smirk from one corner of his mouth, his face cutting a wry expression. He didn't rise from his desk to lock the door behind Jesse; both members of his staff understood that Chilton and his patient were not to be bothered.]
So -- down to business? He has told me, as you well know. Walt is swimming in unfamiliar waters; he had taken your autonomy for granted. I think he will act out, irrationally.
Well. More so than usual.
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[Which Jesse notes just because of the novelty of it. Imagine! Chilton warning him. As if he really cares if Walt acts out irrationally.]
I don't really care what Mr. White does. It's on him, whatever it is.
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[Chilton offered the clarification while placing some mocking emphasis on only three words. By his usual averages, that was more professional than he tended to be.]
But what about your friends? Loved ones? You surely cannot tell me that Walt hasn't discovered the few souls you might have gotten attached to? He is quite the jealous man, after all.
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I don't have "loved ones". Or friends. Nobody really knows me, Chilton. It's like that for a reason.
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[Chilton had some idea about Jane -- not in name, but in function. The girlfriend Walt let die.]
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[He snaps that irritably, because not everything is Walt's fault.]
The shit I'm into, it's dangerous stuff. Somebody like me can't get attached to people. It's got nothing to do with him. If anybody's destroyed the people I loved before, it's me. It's all about my choices.
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[Spoken with a an eyebrow raise, but Chilton won't isolate that statement for attack; Jesse didn't need to be invalidated, and that certainly was not Chilton's aim. He considered how delicate he might take this, given Jesse's recent history.]
Clearly an indication of maturity. Was it a harsh lesson, I wonder? And do you feel better equipped, knowing that you're the one now controlling your own destiny?
[Casual emphasis on now, of course.]
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