Rhurek Thane
Dr. Cantanker0us, M.D.
[member="Anemone Nivalis"]
[member="Katarine Ryiah"]
[member="Armand Temi"]
[member="Manu Xextos"]
[member="Vina Zomo"]
[member="Alexandra Lianne Feanor"]
In a smaller auditorium sat about thirty hopeful ducklings. Thane had chosen a team once before in a familiar fashion. The hopefuls had to go through various tests, some orthodox, some not so orthodox. Either way, that team was now gone. The only lone member on his staff was Dr. Nivalis. I am pretty sure there is a euphemism joke in there somewhere....
Nevertheless, here they were again. He needed to fill two spots. Those before him now had all been hand selected by Thane, or he was bribed to invite them. They were the best of the best, but just because you thought you were the best, did not mean you got an automatic spot on the differential team. They each had the opportunity to work with the galaxies most brilliant diagnostician. It was a once in a lifetime opportunity, and he could feel the uneasiness of the unexpected in the room. Or maybe it was just the stale air. Thane liked the interesting, the non-boring. And he was going to find the rest of his team just like he had before. But this time, with a little twist. Instead of going through carefully thought out tests, and impossible errands, this time they would all be helping out diagnose a patient.
A harmonic rhythm of blues echoed through the auditorium as he plucked a few strings on his vintage electric guitar. He paused and addressed his ducklings, " Sometimes, I am right. I have a gift for observation. For reading people in situations. But sometimes, I am wrong. This will be the longest job interview of your life. I will test you in ways that you will often consider unfair, demeaning, and illegal. And you will often be right. Look to your left. Now look to your right. By the end of this trial, one of you will be gone. As will twenty-eight more of you. Wear a cup." The steely notes of the guitar rang out once more.
[member="Katarine Ryiah"]
[member="Armand Temi"]
[member="Manu Xextos"]
[member="Vina Zomo"]
[member="Alexandra Lianne Feanor"]
In a smaller auditorium sat about thirty hopeful ducklings. Thane had chosen a team once before in a familiar fashion. The hopefuls had to go through various tests, some orthodox, some not so orthodox. Either way, that team was now gone. The only lone member on his staff was Dr. Nivalis. I am pretty sure there is a euphemism joke in there somewhere....
Nevertheless, here they were again. He needed to fill two spots. Those before him now had all been hand selected by Thane, or he was bribed to invite them. They were the best of the best, but just because you thought you were the best, did not mean you got an automatic spot on the differential team. They each had the opportunity to work with the galaxies most brilliant diagnostician. It was a once in a lifetime opportunity, and he could feel the uneasiness of the unexpected in the room. Or maybe it was just the stale air. Thane liked the interesting, the non-boring. And he was going to find the rest of his team just like he had before. But this time, with a little twist. Instead of going through carefully thought out tests, and impossible errands, this time they would all be helping out diagnose a patient.
A harmonic rhythm of blues echoed through the auditorium as he plucked a few strings on his vintage electric guitar. He paused and addressed his ducklings, " Sometimes, I am right. I have a gift for observation. For reading people in situations. But sometimes, I am wrong. This will be the longest job interview of your life. I will test you in ways that you will often consider unfair, demeaning, and illegal. And you will often be right. Look to your left. Now look to your right. By the end of this trial, one of you will be gone. As will twenty-eight more of you. Wear a cup." The steely notes of the guitar rang out once more.