Normally, Patrice wouldn't mind the infirmary so much - it's a great place to get fussed over and act like you're putting on a brave face given whatever injury or sickness has befallen you. He's not happy about it right now, though. He just wants to be back in bed with his roommates, where it's warmer and... safer isn't the word he'd use, but it's something like that. He's not afraid. Just wary.
Sitting up in his stupid not-very-big bed, his fingers run a little anxiously over the mask he'd ripped off his face when he'd woken up. Hopefully someone will come see him for a little bit before they banish everyone back to the dorms; even if he doesn't want the fussing, he could use the distraction. Heedless of anyone else present, he lets out a loud, annoyed groan.
Uriah peeks around the door frame, almost guiltily. There's a long moment where he doesn't say anything. He doesn't have any flowers of chocolates, and he definitely doesn't have anything reassuring to say. Still, he has to say something.
"Masks fuckin' suck, huh?" he drawls. "First the photopiano goes screwy, now you're off—like, whatever happened. Some real bullshit. Masks."
There's a clear relaxing of Patrice's shoulders as he catches sight of Uriah, and his expression shifts from thoughtful scowl to affected pout as he watches his roommate. No reason to show he's got anything but annoyance running through him while he's still trying to process this.
"Yeah, masks are stupid. I don't think this one is haunted either." He holds it up in offering to the other boy. "...did you guys see me leave or anything?"
Uriah takes it and then tosses it aside like trash. Someone else can analyze that. Someone smart and clever, which is to say not him. The mask bounces and then skitters across the floor. It's probably not damaged, but Uriah's disrespect is clear.
"We woke up and you were off to wherever," he explains and shrugs. It takes a moment but he creeps closer to Patrice. "You freaked everyone out, y'know."
"Hey, don't throw other people's stuff," Patrice complains, but there's no real bite to it. He can't really blame Uriah for just wanting to get away from it, and while his eyes remain on the discarded item for a few moments, he's quick to refocus on his roommate.
Noting the other boy's slow approach, he simply beckons him over while also shifting in bed to make room for him. "Bowling alley basement," he informs, which is stupid and weird the more he thinks about it.
And while something feels good about knowing his friends were worried about him, it feels equally uncomfortable. "I am the best cuddle-buddy in the bed, so I can see why that'd be jarring to wake up without me."
Presley times his visit for as late as he can possibly manage without breaking curfew rules. He's not really sure why he's visiting. The others have assured him that Patrice is back and he's doing fine, which was enough for Presley. Patrice is fine. He trusts the staff to handle things from here.
Even so, he's stepping into the infirmary, and staring at Patrice with the sort of intense, analytical look that says he's cataloging Patrice's wounds (none visible) and signs of his mood (whiny baby, so normal). "The others had better have fussed over you, because you're not about to get it from me," Presley informs him as he approaches the bed.
Though Patrice can tell there are eyes on him, he doesn't look up immediately; instead he sets the mask on the bedside table and fiddles with the bedsheets, trying to pull them up a little more around his seated form. Presley's voice fully draws his attention, though, and he lifts his gaze with an almost relieved smile.
"Awww, but I'm an invalid now, and didn't you miss me?" He wiggles over in the bed so Presley can sit with him, if he wants. "To be honest, though, I'll take food over fussing if you've got any."
Patrice & OPEN++??
Sitting up in his stupid not-very-big bed, his fingers run a little anxiously over the mask he'd ripped off his face when he'd woken up. Hopefully someone will come see him for a little bit before they banish everyone back to the dorms; even if he doesn't want the fussing, he could use the distraction. Heedless of anyone else present, he lets out a loud, annoyed groan.
Patrice & Uriah
"Masks fuckin' suck, huh?" he drawls. "First the photopiano goes screwy, now you're off—like, whatever happened. Some real bullshit. Masks."
Patrice & Uriah
"Yeah, masks are stupid. I don't think this one is haunted either." He holds it up in offering to the other boy. "...did you guys see me leave or anything?"
Patrice & Uriah
"We woke up and you were off to wherever," he explains and shrugs. It takes a moment but he creeps closer to Patrice. "You freaked everyone out, y'know."
Patrice & Uriah
Noting the other boy's slow approach, he simply beckons him over while also shifting in bed to make room for him. "Bowling alley basement," he informs, which is stupid and weird the more he thinks about it.
And while something feels good about knowing his friends were worried about him, it feels equally uncomfortable. "I am the best cuddle-buddy in the bed, so I can see why that'd be jarring to wake up without me."
Patrice & Presley
Even so, he's stepping into the infirmary, and staring at Patrice with the sort of intense, analytical look that says he's cataloging Patrice's wounds (none visible) and signs of his mood (whiny baby, so normal). "The others had better have fussed over you, because you're not about to get it from me," Presley informs him as he approaches the bed.
Patrice & Presley
"Awww, but I'm an invalid now, and didn't you miss me?" He wiggles over in the bed so Presley can sit with him, if he wants. "To be honest, though, I'll take food over fussing if you've got any."