Pat resisted the urge to flinch away when the girl grabbed his hand. At first he thought she was just trying to grab the pills before realizing she was using his more for support than anything else. Pat just sat there for a few seconds, not really knowing what to do, before Vida decided to take the initiative and throw up for a second time. At this point Pat realized his endeavor would have failed anyways, seeing as even if she did take the pills, she wouldn't have been able to keep them down. Vida managed to whisper something about sleeping before passing out. Pat laid her back down on the ground before standing back up.

[i]Well... that's that. At least she doesn't have to worry about being lonely, I'm sure quite a few of us will be joining her shortly.[/i]

Pat quickly scanned his surroundings again. It seemed everyone was doing mildly better than before. The man with a bullet wound to the leg had even gotten that bandaged up. However the girl who was shivering before now seemed to be curled up in a ball and wasn't moving. With a sigh, Pat started over to where she was to see if he could help.

 After a quick visual inspection, Pat decided that there was nothing wrong with her. She obviously hadn't been shot. She didn't seem to have any cuts, bruises, or any other sort of injury. Her skin looked a little paler than an average persons, but Pat just assumed that was her normal skin tone. [i]Looks like the other girl managed to pass on her patented "curl up in a corner and cry for no reason" technique before getting shot.[/i] The girl was probably just suffering from shock and would get over it eventually. Probably just in time to get shot. Still, Pat felt it was wrong to just leave her without doing anything so he made a half-hearted effort to snap her out of it.

"Come on lady, get up. Sitting there isn't going to solve any problems."