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wavs/luc-1.wav|My, you're here early, Doctor Vaughn. |
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wavs/luc-2.wav|Hello, Doctor Blaylock. How was Montgomery Memorial? |
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wavs/luc-3.wav|I have to admit, I was quite envious when I heard that you were going. I mean, who wouldn't want a chance to get in touch with nature? Ha ha ha ha. |
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wavs/luc-4.wav|Ah, thank you. Of course, that was six months ago. |
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wavs/luc-5.wav|Think nothing of it. I understand completely. After all, you were quite far from civilization. Oh, by the way, Professor Wilkens is expecting you to. He's waiting in his office on the fifth floor. |
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wavs/luc-6.wav|I wonder why they asked you to return, seeing as how you've made little progress on your research. This hospital must be busier than I thought. I hope you two live up to your... reputations. Well then, if you'll excuse me. |
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wavs/luc-7.wav|Oh, am I making you nervous? Just pretend I'm not here. |
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wavs/luc-8.wav|Oh, no. I'll merely be observing. |
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wavs/luc-9.wav|You call yourself a surgeon? Step aside. I'll take over from here. |
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wavs/luc-10.wav|Well, Doctor Vaughn, I see that you haven't allowed yourself to get rusty. |
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wavs/luc-11.wav|Well, you could have suffered from frostbite. Ha ha ha. Ah, yes. I must explain our new post-op procedures. Things have changed since you left. The chart needs to be submitted to the clerks on the second floor. And surgeons are required to attend a case review session every Tuesday morning. |
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wavs/luc-12.wav|However, we won't be needing you there just yet. I'll call for you when it's deemed necessary. Well then, excuse me. |
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wavs/luc-13.wav|You're putting the patient's life at risk. Step aside. I'm taking over. |
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wavs/luc-14.wav|I just did my best, Mrs. Garcia. Considering his injuries, it's a miracle he survived. He must have an angel looking over his shoulder. |
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wavs/luc-15.wav|There's no need for tears. Now, let's discuss his future treatment options. |
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wavs/luc-16.wav|Hmm. Oh, it's you, Vaughn. |
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wavs/luc-17.wav|Oh, no, it's nothing. Please come with me, Mrs. Garcia. Let's go see how your husband is faring. |
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wavs/luc-18.wav|So, you're finally going to tell us, huh, Professor? |
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wavs/luc-19.wav|An unknown disease? |
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wavs/luc-20.wav|It's a tragedy for us all, Professor. It breaks my heart to learn of your infection. |
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wavs/luc-21.wav|And what about your condition? You seem to be rather stable right now, Professor. |
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wavs/luc-22.wav|Doctor Vaughn, this is a serious responsibility. |
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wavs/luc-23.wav|If the professor's data is accurate, then this research will make medical history. Mistakes cannot be made. I presume you understand that. |
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wavs/luc-24.wav|It's tearing up his insides. I can't believe this. |
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wavs/luc-25.wav|Marvelous! The professor will be, |
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wavs/luc-26.wav|That was truly a menacing organism. I must begin analyzing the data immediately. |
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wavs/luc-27.wav|Prepare a room in the ICU. Clear everybody out. |
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wavs/luc-28.wav|I must say, this Stigma is certainly an intriguing disease. Doctors around the world will be astounded. |
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wavs/luc-29.wav|Well, Professor, congratulations on the success of your operation. |
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wavs/luc-30.wav|That Stigma is quite a remarkable disease. I never imagined such an insidious pathogen could exist. It amazes me each time I watch the recording of the operation. |
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wavs/luc-31.wav|Yes, that's true, but I thought perhaps... |
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wavs/luc-32.wav|Don't be silly, Professor. I'm completely loyal to... |
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wavs/luc-33.wav|Yes, well then, please excuse me, Professor. |
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wavs/luc-34.wav|HELP! |
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wavs/luc-35.wav|Someone, Professor Wilkens, and... Stigma. |
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wavs/luc-36.wav|And then set fire. |
