"Why aren't you in that backless gown the nurse gave you to wear?" the doctor asked when he came in.
"Because I don't wear them," I said. "They are cold and make me feel...exposed."
He made a noise and wrote something down in my file.
"Well, it says here that you are in for a complete physical," he said.
I waived my hand and quietly said, "You don't need to take my physical."
"I don't?" he questioned.
"No," I answered.
He sighed and crossed his arms. "Now, Lady Nepharia," he began, "that Jedi mind trick stuff does not work around here."
The look on my face must have given away my surprise.
"That's right," he continued. "We have Force suppressors in some of the rooms. This one happens to be one of them."
"Whah???" I said. "Your planet doesn't even know how to...."
"Hey, watch it," he held up a finger, "We may not be fast, but we sure are slow."
I know I didn't just hear that: how did this guy make it through med school?
"So," he said, rubbing his hands together, "Why don't you remove your clothes and..."
"Listen," I interrupted, "I don't remove my clothes unless I'm alone or there are...ahem...some extracurricular activities involved: I can't see either of those conditions happening right now."
He opened up my file and raised his eye brows. "Well," he began, "I'll just have to put down that you refused your physical and it will be a mark on your record of hire..."
At this point I pulled out my light saber and turned it on: it hummed softly as I stood up from the examination table.
"Ok, you might be able to suppress my Force powers, but it doesn't appear you can suppress the power of this light saber," I said. "I'd say you have two clear choices at this point: Live or Die."
He swallowed and thought a moment then started writing. "Lady Nepharia, thank you for coming in today -- it appears you have a clean bill of health and even passed your drug test."
I smiled and took my file from him as I turned off my saber and walked from The Company clinic.
"Because I don't wear them," I said. "They are cold and make me feel...exposed."
He made a noise and wrote something down in my file.
"Well, it says here that you are in for a complete physical," he said.
I waived my hand and quietly said, "You don't need to take my physical."
"I don't?" he questioned.
"No," I answered.
He sighed and crossed his arms. "Now, Lady Nepharia," he began, "that Jedi mind trick stuff does not work around here."
The look on my face must have given away my surprise.
"That's right," he continued. "We have Force suppressors in some of the rooms. This one happens to be one of them."
"Whah???" I said. "Your planet doesn't even know how to...."
"Hey, watch it," he held up a finger, "We may not be fast, but we sure are slow."
I know I didn't just hear that: how did this guy make it through med school?
"So," he said, rubbing his hands together, "Why don't you remove your clothes and..."
"Listen," I interrupted, "I don't remove my clothes unless I'm alone or there are...ahem...some extracurricular activities involved: I can't see either of those conditions happening right now."
He opened up my file and raised his eye brows. "Well," he began, "I'll just have to put down that you refused your physical and it will be a mark on your record of hire..."
At this point I pulled out my light saber and turned it on: it hummed softly as I stood up from the examination table.
"Ok, you might be able to suppress my Force powers, but it doesn't appear you can suppress the power of this light saber," I said. "I'd say you have two clear choices at this point: Live or Die."
He swallowed and thought a moment then started writing. "Lady Nepharia, thank you for coming in today -- it appears you have a clean bill of health and even passed your drug test."
I smiled and took my file from him as I turned off my saber and walked from The Company clinic.
Don't you hate it when the old perv doctor gets all grabby and then you have to grab your lightsaber in get stabby with it? I sure do.
ReplyDeleteDoctors are overrated anyway.
ReplyDeleteAre you sure that wasn't just Koma in a wig?
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