Francis chuckled when she asked if he was insane. Then another tremor shook his body and the chuckle turned into a coughing fit. "Look," He said in between coughs, "I didn't even know it was mating season until this" he motioned to his trembling body, "started happening. And I suppose that answers the vast majority of my questions."<br/><br/>At this point the doctor came into the room to ask if he was alright, but Francis immediately shouted "I thought I told you not to come in here!" to which the doctor replied "I can't cure you if you won't let me examine you."<br/><br/>Francis thought for a moment, then said "My Mom was a doctor. she kept the medicine I need in her house. If you would be so kind as to allow me to leave, then we can skip the examination and I will be able to heal myself at home."<br/><br/>The Doctor appeared to be thinking it over, then said "Someone would need to accompany you to ensure your health doesn't worsen. That and there is the hospital bill to think about." Francis took out a leather wallet and asked "How much is the bill?"<br/><br/>"three hundred and forty two dollars. I doubt someone without medical records could-" the doctor stopped short, his mouth left open as Francis held out three hundred dollar bills, two twenties and a ten. "Keep the change." Francis said smiling.<br/><br/>The doctor cleared his throat, pocketing the money. "Yes, very well then... there is still the matter of someone to escort you home." Then the doctor noticed Elin was still there and said "He seems to trust you, so I will leave him in your care for now." and without waiting for an answer, he left to go tell the nurses about the generous gullible fool in room 2A.<br/><br/>Francis stood up "He's right you know. I'm 'sick' to them. they all think alike." he snapped his fingers. nothing appeared to happen, but the smirk he was wearing said otherwise. "No one understood me better than Mom, but the substance I need to stop these tremors is in my cabin." He looked at Elin pleadingly, but only for a fraction of a second. Then his expression changed to one of a serious nature. "Look, I don't expect you to stay with me or anything, but at least let me show you the creatures we were talking about the first time we met. I feel like I owe you that much even if you decide to stay in this village."