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On Your Doorstep

On Your Doorstep
They ended up on your doorstep, quite literally. Bloody, possibly. Bruised, most definitely, though the wounds may be mental. You probably don't know them from Adam, yet you couldn't find it in you to turn them away - whether they wanted you to or not. So you opened up your home, just for a little while.
But it's getting to be more than a little while. Both of you are finding a comfort zone, because you didn't simply open up your home. Admit it or don't, but you've opened up your heart all the same.
Their's is slowly following, if its reluctant at all.
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Baymax | Big Hero 6 (Movie)
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So he shakily reaches up to knock on the door before bringing his arms around to hug his sides, his head slightly ducked with his bangs covering the bruises on his face.]
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Baymax is always curious, he had followed Mochi the cat down the stairs and into the cafe section, watching the round cat meander about.
He's brought out of his cat-watching by a sudden knock on the door. He stands up straight, tilting his head to look over to the glass door.
It doesn't take his scanners to see that the late-night visitor is injured. He quickly waddles over to the door and attempts to open it. At first, he fails, then he remembers the lock. It takes a simple flick for him to unlock and open the door. Once the door is open, the robot gives Chihiro a gentle, circular wave in greeting.]
Hello, I am Baymax, your personal healthcare companion. You are injured, are you able to walk inside?
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He's sporting a black eye, as well as a few other bruises along the side of his face. Everything else seems to be in order, but that much alone is enough to bring Chihiro close to tears.]
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He turns his attention back to Chihiro, shuffling around to face him again. He gestures towards the chair.]
Please sit down. It will allow you to rest while I attend to your injuries.
[It's easy to pick up on his patient's nervousness, combined with him looking over his shoulder, Baymax tries to put him at ease.]
Please do not be alarmed. If someone or something is pursuing you, you will be safe here.
[Not only did both him and Hiro have their suits nearby, Baymax is certain that Aunt Cass wouldn't put up with unwelcome intruders.]
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[He sits down slowly, keeping an eye on Baymax as his curiosity about this strange figure outweighs his fear for the moment. He wants to ask what Baymax...is actually, beyond his 'personal healthcare companion', but he can't quite seem to find his voice entirely yet. So, instead, he remains seated with his hands folded in his lap.]
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He then walks over to his patient, scanning him to see if there's any more injuries besides the bruises and black eye.]
You are suffering from a periorbital hematoma and several contusions on your face.
[He brings up a screen with 10 different faces, all color-coded and going from happy to horribly upset.]
On a scale of one to ten, how would you rate your pain?
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Do not worry, it will take a short amount of time before your pain level is reduced, but I will do everything I can for you.
[He picks up a washcloth from one of the tables and goes over to a sink, running it under hot water in order to clean and sterilize it the best he can. Once he's satisfied with that, he runs cold water over the washcloth to cool it down. Then he waddles over to the drink machine and uses the ice dispenser to fill up the cloth with ice. When he's got the desired amount of ice in the washcloth, he folds the edges around it and walks back over to Chihiro.]
Putting something cold on your periorbital hematoma for ten minutes at a time is the best way to treat a periorbital hematoma.
[He holds out the bundle of ice to Chihiro.]
Please hold this against your injured eye while I go get some pain reliever for you, I will not be gone long.
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Okay. ...thank you.
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I will return once I have gotten the needed items.
[He then waddles his way up the stairs and to the bathroom, where the medicine is kept. He grabs two bottles of pain reliever and a box of tissues.
When he returns around 4 minutes later, he finds that Mochi's done his best to cheer up their visitor, winding around Chihiro's legs and purring loudly.
Baymax walks over and puts the box of tissues and the two bottles of medicine down on the table next to Chihiro.]
You can take up to two Tylenol and four ibuprofen at one time for pain. Consistently taking the maximum dosage is not recommended, but in cases of extreme pain the maximum dosage can be administered.
I will get you some water to take the pain medicine with.
[He goes over to the drink machine, picks out the medium-sized cup, and uses the water option to fill it up.
When the cup is full, he slowly walks back over to Chihiro and holds it out to him.]
Would you like me to hold the ice against your periorbital hematoma while you take the pain reliever? You have a few minutes left before the recommended time is up.
Ice is also used for the treatment of contusions, the rule of using ice ten minutes at a time is also applied here.
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The way he's dispensing information in such a detailed manner confirms his suspicions that he has to be an AI of some sort...but he has to ask, just to be sure.]
You...are a robot, aren't you?
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Baymax gently takes the ice from Chihiro and carefully presses it to his eye. There's only a short while left until it needs to be moved, but he wants it to have been on there as long as possible.
He nods in response to the question.]
Yes, I am a robotic nurse programmed with over 10,000 different medical procedures.
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[It's strange to see such a vastly advanced AI in a small cafe like this. What is it doing here, and not in a hospital where it could actually be used?]
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Yes. I was programmed by Tadashi Hamada for his robotics project at the San Fransokyo Institute of Technology.
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Hiro told me that I have been in the newspaper several times.
[Mostly for hero things, however. Seems like, for now, they're keeping his medical capabilities quiet. Though, he's heard talk of them duplicating him for hospitals and households that need a nurse readily available. It's been taking some time to work out the manufacturing.]
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[Ah. So that's probably why he hasn't really heard of him.
For a little while Chihiro stays quiet, letting the coolness of the ice soothe the bruises on his face.]
My...my name is Chihiro. Chihiro Fujisaki.
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He's not programmed for small talk, so he just nods politely in return before asking a question.]
Do you live near here, Chihiro?
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My father is on a business trip to this part of the city, and had me come with him this time. We've been staying in a hotel not far away.
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Once I have tended to your injuries, I will take you back to your hotel.
[He didn't want Chihiro's father worrying about him being gone for so long. If whoever or whatever was still after Chihiro, then he might change into his armor before they go, just to be safe.
Baymax checks his internal timer.]
It is time for the ice pack to be removed from your eye. It needs to remain off of your eye for at least ten minutes.
[He blinks once as he checks his internal database.]
Which contusion is causing you the most pain?
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I-- must be dreaming.
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Your level of brain activity indicates that you are awake. Therefore you cannot be dreaming.
[He waves to Barry with a gentle, circular motion.]
Hello, I am Baymax, your personal healthcare companion.
Your arm is injured. On a scale of one to ten, how would you rate your pain?
[A video screen pops up in the middle of his vinyl chest, displaying ten faces on two rows that range from different levels of happiness and color. The happier the face, the yellower it is, the redder, the more upset.]
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I'm... daydreaming?
[Barry could only watch as the rows of faces appeared on his chest. His arm wasn't anything more than sore and bruised. Maybe at the most a light sprain, but it wasn't bad enough that it would make him pass out.]
Uh, probably 4. What... are you? I've never seen or heard of you before.
[But the more he watched 'Baymax,' the cooler he was sounding. Barry loved this kind of thing, and he was the Flash, so he'd seen weirder things than a talking robot.]
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I am a robotic nurse programmed with over 10,000 different medical procedures.
[He turns his attention back to Barry's injured arm.]
May I see your arm? Your arm has several contusions on it. Contusions, commonly called bruises, can be treated with ice, pain medicine, and rest. Contusions can take two weeks or longer to fully heal.