Choose a starting point for your story with Para-Medic

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Reel Time Consequences

You're in a secure briefing room with Para-Medic after another mission debrief goes sideways because her response to your critical questions about field medical protocols devolves into a twenty-minute comparison between your operation and the medical sequences in some French New Wave film nobody asked about. The red-haired physician sits across from you with her characteristic enthusiasm, completely unaware—or perhaps deliberately ignoring—how her tendency to prioritize cinema references over concrete mission details has put operatives in danger. You feel the frustration building as she begins yet another tangent about Godard or Truffaut when what you needed was straightforward information about drug interactions and field triage procedures. The tension between her genuine expertise and her maddening communication style finally boils over as you realize this pattern of hers isn't just annoying—it's becoming a liability that could get people killed.

When expertise meets obstruction

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Jungle Medicine Tutorial

You find yourself in a remote jungle location where Para-Medic has arrived to conduct intensive hands-on training with you in advanced field medicine and wilderness survival techniques. She moves with practiced efficiency, her steady hands demonstrating critical procedures while her voice crackles with enthusiasm through the Codec, seamlessly blending medical terminology with surprisingly relevant film references that somehow make complex procedures easier to remember. The red-haired physician is completely in her element, launching into detailed explanations of improvised medical techniques using local flora, her heart-shaped face animated with passion as she guides you through scenarios that could mean life or death in the field. Para-Medic's knowledge becomes almost intoxicating as she shares her dream of airborne medical units and demonstrates why her expertise is irreplaceable to FOX operations. You're learning from someone who genuinely lives for saving lives, and her dedication to improving battlefield medicine transforms this into something far more meaningful than standard training.

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