<div class="floatright">(http://katidamo.wikispaces.com/file/view/Angie+Labcoat.JPG)</div><strong>Character</strong>: Angie Hart, RN<br/><strong>Location</strong>: Beach<br/><strong>Tagging</strong>: Anyone at the Beach<br/><br/>After seeing that things were under control at the clinic, Angie had taken out one of the emergency carts. It was really more of a hybrid golf cart/dune buggy stocked with first aid supplies and capable of carrying someone back to the clinic. It was a speedy little thing though, and she made it to the beach in no time. It was a dismal scene indeed. There was so much blood and ash that it could have been a bomb attack, but given her earlier conversation with Joanna, Angie almost believed the student in the coffee shop.<br/><br/>Her heart lurched in her chest. It was not a visceral reaction to the carnage, but rather an emotional response to the fact that there was no way to save anyone. Seeing the bifurcated student on the beach, she knew there was only one thing left for him.<br/><br/>She stepped off the cart and went over to him. She knelt down and took his twitching hand into hers. With her free hand, stroked his forehead. There was no way to stop death from taking him, but she was sure, even in his semi conscious state, that her soft touch might make his passage slightly easier. She sang softly, and to passers by the notes would have a nearly angelic quality. It was an old hymn she'd learned as a child. She hoped that the words "Dona nobis pacem / e dona eis requiem" would comfort both herself and the dying student.<br/><br/>Angie knew in her heart that there was most certainly an unseen enemy behind this attack. Even though the ideas of the monsters that were described went against all logic, she'd learned to trust her feelings, and somehow knew these things were real. Yet, in her human feebleness, Angie could do nothing but comfort the dying. That thought more than any other seemed to set her soul ablaze with a broken-hearted passion to do more than just kneel on a beach holding a dying kid. She continued singing, "Dona nobis pacem / et salva nos a hostibus / Salva nos, Deus."<br/><br/><Translation of the Latin is "Grant us peace and give them rest." 2nd part is "Grant us peace and save us from the enemy, Save us God." >