"Don't we all?" Margaret asked in a very matter-of-fact way. She had heard of the Medic talkin' about accidents and things on the other side. She had seen things on the other side. As much as she was a chatterbox, a talkative bitch, she never spoke to a single person about what she saw. She talked about how much she hated the respawn machine all day and night, but never why, never what she saw. The one thing about her that wasn't out in the open for everyone to see.
"You a support? I pray ya don't die that much..." She bit her lip, the prayer being more a good faith offering than a real thing. Margaret was a full-blown atheist after ending up in prison, and the things she saw on the other side... There was nothin' religious about it... Just horror and cold science. There was more to life than death, but maybe that shit should never happen.
"I heard you're ramblin' to chemist earlier... You lived through the war?" She then asked. "I was born right after that shit. Baby boom and all dat." She sighed, clearly just happy she had someone to talk to. She could spend hours talkin' here with Scrapper, she reckoned. "But wars never stop. All those teens then got shipped to Korea... Fuckin' war just like this one. Stalemate that never ends. And now Vietnam..." She sighed, closing her eyes, thinking of the life she could've had - An anti-war hippie, not a war-torn mercenary she now was. "It's bullshit. All war is." She chuckled. "Ya wanna know somethin' funny? I was once a pacifist. Reeeeeealll good that shit did me." That bitterness, that toughness returned to her tone.