toesies | catch-all: harrow.

No, not at all.

[She has to stop for a moment and touch her hand to her forehead. But since this is Sheila, and she trusts Sheila, she'll try to explain.]

I believe there is a reason for it happening. I think usually - something I saw or heard triggers it. A specific phrase. I always feel as though I am - grasping at something that should be there, right before it hits. But trying to reason through what specifically causes it is one of the causes of it, so I don't think I can help more than that.

[She's looking a little nauseated right now. Anyway, Harrow can't explain, but in the vore palace, the other three of them saw familiar faces and Harrow saw someone she didn't appear to recognize before immediately passing out. In trial, there was a trigger, too.]

Okay... Then, that's fine. We'll deal with them as they come.

[Because she is noticing that look. If the triggers are unknown, she doesn't want to risk this being a trigger? Yikes.]

Anyway, why don't you sit down and I'll get you some water? Staying hydrated may help with the headache.

[And, you know, the blood loss.]

Thank you. It likely will.

[Okay, she'll go sit down and allow herself to be fussed over.]

. . . I think curses that affect my perception or memories tend to make it worse somehow. If you think I'm cursed in a time sensitive situation, you may just attempt to move on or make decisions on my behalf.

[Bless you, Harrow. She moves to the mini kitchen to fetch a glass of water.]

Yeah... Between Santa and uh, stuff, I would not be surprised if that was a trigger. I'll keep it in mind but, I also hope it won't come to that?

[Please stop flinging curses at this swiss cheese brain.]

[Yes, please. Her poor brain.]

. . . I gave Mollymauk a code phrase to use, to indicate something was wrong with my thinking. He used it at trial, and it worked well enough.