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SELECTIVE && INDIE PORTRAYAL OF DR. YUJI HANDA AKA CRANE, AN OC FROM THE METAL GEAR SOLID SERIES. mdni, 20+ only. WRITTEN BY 𝙿𝙸𝚇𝙴𝙻. DOSSIER. SEE ALSO: @revoiver, @sorrcw.
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安物買いの銭失い。 YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR.
SELECTIVE && INDIE PORTRAYAL OF DR. YUJI HANDA AKA CRANE, AN OC FROM THE METAL GEAR SOLID SERIES. mdni, 20+ only. WRITTEN BY 𝙿𝙸𝚇𝙴𝙻. DOSSIER. SEE ALSO: @revoiver, @sorrcw.
i've been dealing with this my whole life.
crane misses home every day.
what may come as a surprise to most is that he does not truly miss the clinic itself all that much; most of his major work was not done on-site, the place was essentially a glorified negotiating table unless it was an emergency. it's lamentable that it was burned to the ground, of course, after all the investing and personalization he had put into it - but buildings burn down. it's simply what they do, sometimes. the same goes for his often neglected private home, which he saw even less of.
he would live anywhere, work anywhere, if it meant he could do it back in japan. the buildings did not matter. he would feel much differently if he had lived the way kazuhira miller had.
the otherness. not being able to go anywhere in his hometown, in the place he was born and raised, without being stared at like he doesn't belong. crane would find it insufferable. he himself is guilty of adding to that - the first day he'd ever learned that the name kazuhira went to that face, he'd made a backhanded comment about it.
it's a guilt that is settled firmly in his ribs in moments like this - the wind-down from another long day of labor, drinks on the table and the topic of home being tossed back and forth between them. crane has some kind of urge in his gut, a need to… to what? reassure him? apologize? he can't change anything that's happened, or anything that would continue to happen if kaz were ever to go back.
kaz probably never will. and crane won't either.
he swallows down the rest of his drink and sighs. “⠀sounds like a goddamn nightmare to me.⠀” he murmurs, his words a bit more loose when he's slightly drunk like this.
im the fakest idgafer youll ever meet. im so chalant. i care more than i can put into words
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// important thoughts in the wake of oomf finished mgs4
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“⠀one way or another, i suspect i will know him my entire life. this isn't the kind of business you just quit and retire from. as to who is outliving who… well. i'd rather not speculate. ”
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it would be nice to say it gets easier with time. wrasse wishes she could say it gets easier with time. but it's not like killing. that's threat, adrenaline, defense. saving a life—there's nothing like it. so that means there's also nothing like failing. and maybe with some distance from the situation she'll remember that it's good that her chest hurts this badly when she loses someone. it ensures she won't ever take it for granted.
but for the time being she's just angry. with herself, not crane. she might not have his training, but she's seen enough death to know when someone is on the brink of it. still. she's also seen crane work miracles. perhaps it was naive to wish for one.
she lets her fist connect with the wall, though not at full strength. just enough to give her a jolt. just enough to center her. she closes her eyes and grits her teeth so tight that her jaw starts to ache.
there's a million what ifs running through her head. what if i'd gotten there faster. what if they'd been hit just a bit to the left. what if we'd gotten here sooner. what if they'd lost just a bit less blood. she doesn't put voice to any of them. crane doesn't need to hear it. he looks composed—she wonders what he does to cope with all this. they don't lose many at MSF, but each one twists like a knife.
"...thank you. for saying that. and for all you did." a pause, a hand pushing sweat-limp hair out of her face. she has a question, one that is trying to crawl out of her even as she tries to keep it down. she has confidence in her own abilities but... crane is a doctor.
"is there- did you notice anything i could have done differently? i need to know. for the next." there would be a next time. there would always be a next time.
he watches silently as she punches the wall, lets her have that moment to steady herself. crane can't say he feels nothing - a death was a terrible occurrence, and one he had tried to prevent. he's simply learned over the years to not let it weigh on him - to acknowledge that he did everything in his power and that it simply was not enough. if he let every death impact him this hard, he wouldn't be able to work. he wonders how she copes, if this is how heavily that weighs on her.
perhaps he's too cynical. or he's worked too long, even though he's barely in his thirties. there's some de-personalization involved in his process too, though he knows that's not the healthiest approach. it's what keeps him stable, to not think of what he operates on as a person - the weight of a life is too heavy for his hands. he needs them steady. when he closes them up, when the work is complete, then he's saved a life.
when he's forced to call the time of death, when he's exhausted every avenue and every limit of a body's ability to continue… then he's just in a room with a corpse. the life is already gone. it's not something he's eagerly explaining to anyone - no one wants to hear their surgeon dealing with the stress of an operation by using coping techniques employed by traumatized soldiers. that, and universally most professionals would find the idea appalling and lacking in empathy. but empathy is perhaps the thing he must keep the most out of his work; when his heart is too far in it, that is when he makes mistakes.
wrasse knows it's not a good question to ask, but he knows she can't help it. he just sighs. “⠀you could start with not thinking it was anything you did.⠀” he says, keeping his tone neutral. “⠀they were hit in a delicate spot. they'd have to have been on the table within minutes, and they were out on the field for at least an hour. truthfully, the fact that they were still alive at all by the time they got here was because of what you did. so i would say that nothing needs to change at all.⠀”
// ive been writing fake peace walker tapes for crane and its so fun. its so very fun. i love exploring how he would describe his own life and work.
// does bro know he is a sim rn.
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for kaz: an orange, taken from the mess hall. he doesn't have enough citrus in his diet. it's good for eyesight. this is not relevant to halloween at all, and he shouldn't be trick-or-treating on a military base anyway.
"Treat🍬"
a moment of silence. regarding him with a small brow raise. oh. he's serious. he shuffles back into his office and shuts the door... and emerges back out with a single mint still in it's wrapping. it's all he's got in terms of treats on-hand.
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i came as fast as i could. (wrasse?)
“⠀i know. you did the best anyone could, given the circumstances.⠀”
to say crane is terrible at comfort is a given. most people could probably assume that from just a single conversation; he speaks in short, blunt sentences and doesn't like pulling punches on what he thinks. these are all traits that lend itself very, very badly to something as careful as discussing the death of a patient.
the soldier had been in bad shape when he was brought in, despite wrasse's best attempts at keeping them put-together during transit. crane believes they would've died before they'd even made it to the medical bay if it had been anyone else fighting to keep them alive. he'd gotten them to the table and they'd flat-lined there; attempts to resuscitate failed one after the other, until crane decided to call it.
it wasn't either of their faults, plain and simple. crane had already accepted that, but he worried wrasse might have a harder time with the news, as the initial response had been her duty. so here he is, despite knowing that there were dozens of other personnel more qualified to break this news, trying to talk her through it.
“⠀i'm sorry. they didn't make it. you mitigated a lot of the pain.⠀”
// crane in philanthropy is very real to me. like regardless of if kaz lives au or not. initially he's unwilling but he sits for a bit afterwards and is like god damn it i really cant just sit here and do nothing can i. fucking workaholic. personal doctor type shit. grumpy old man sitting on his frequency waiting to give medical advice or whatever.
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he loves kaz's eyes. but that's a very obvious answer. what crane finds himself admiring more as the years pass is his jaw. he gives it a healthy amount of attention, caressing with his hand or his lips, enjoying the little scratch of his stubble. the way it clenches when he does something kaz likes... or the way it sets when they're having an argument. he can grab it with a hand and kazuhira melts into it. there's a lot to enjoy.
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the hair. it's hard not to be at the very least impressed by how lavellan handles all of that, much less manages to style it up when he's working. it must take a lot of time out of his schedule - crane has none of that patience. he'd just cut it all off one day if his hair was that long.