The Blue & The Grey (Veterans Affairs)

[Widowmaker]

Bishop will get the three some coffee.

"David I want to take you to see some Doctors, I think you know more than you think, but as you said you cannot remember." Bishop will tell the man as bluntly as possible.

 

[Widowmaker]

Bishop will try and determine what he knows about space stories, aliens, and the Greys.

OOC: Knowledge (Streetwise) - Had to use that skill. Knowledge skills are trained only.

 

[Committed Hero]

[sblock]There have been stories of eccentric Californians meeting "Space Brothers" in the desert, but you don't know any specific names.[/sblock]

 

[Widowmaker]

"David I would like you to see a Doctor. You have seen him before, he works over for the Navy. His name is Dr. Marrow. Will you join us?" Bishop will ask the man as he gives him the cup of coffee.

 

[Starman]

"If you don't mind me asking, Mr. Pruitt, where do you live?" Heywood asks the man. He also tries to pin down what psychological condition, if any, this man might suffer from.

[sblock]Knowledge (behavioral sciences) 1d20+11=26[/sblock]

 

[Committed Hero]

Heywood's diagnosis

[sblock]It sounds like a textbook case of schizophrenia, although he does not appears to be a danger to himself or anyone around him.[/sblock]

 

[Starman]

Heywood pulls out a small notebook and jots down some notes about what David has said...Manhattan Project sets them off, alien invasion, war, battles on the moon, Russia a major player...etc.

"Let's head back to see the doctor, Mr. Pruitt. He can help you." He finishes his own coffee and stands up to leave.

 

[Widowmaker]

Bishop will finish up as well. "As my partner said. Let's go David." Bishop will stand up and straigten out the suit he hates to wear.

 

[Committed Hero]

The Doctor is surprised to see you with Pruitt, but has time for an impromtpu appointment.

What's the plan?

 

[Starman]

"Thanks for seeing us on short notice, doc," Heywood says. "We're hoping that you could help us get more answers out of this guy. He has trouble remembering things, but it's important that we try to get more solid answers out of him. Could you help?"