I'm supportive of that, I thought about that as well yeah. It's only logical that she knows at least the Mrs. since she is (/was) a colleague. It could even tie in my introduction post that it was her who told Caitlin about the infection in the first place.<br/><br/>I think that for the roleplay it would work well if her kids introduce themselves with their last name and that Caitlin then recalls of having had a colleague with that last name. 1 + 1 = 2 and they figure out that they're kids of that colleague, though Caitlin won't be able to tell them of their mother's final day since she transferred over to Angel Hospital before their mother's shift started. Hmm... Actually, their mother couldn't have told Caitlin about that patient either then, unless Caitlin started the previous day very early and their mother worked the entire night shift.<br/><br/>Still, I think it's a good idea that Caitlin knew at least their mother by name and that she was in regular contact. I do think that they're in different social circles though, so I'm not sure if their families would have met. Then again, large organisations often have things like family days too; where they have a huge party (with for example a bbq) for all their employees + family and they could have met on such a day the previous year?<br/><br/>How do you feel about this? Does it make sense to you?