I'm sure you're special in other ways. And we can get you on your feet, at least. You seem pretty tough to me.

[The fact that he'd made it here...Nadine can tell even without giving him a proper once over that he was in bad shape. But still going. It says a great deal about him, and while she hasn't concluded he isn't exactly human, she understands he's not an average human.

That's becoming less and less shocking, the more of her fellow displaced that she meets.]

Alright, time for the embarrassing part. I need to get a good look at you. Awkward, but necessary. And there's a sweet breakfast roll in it for you when we're done.

[She's used to children and old habits die hard.]