Who: Evan and Erin (and a bunch of crazy picketing NPCs)
When: Morning
Where: Forsythe and Family Funeral Parlor
With no work on her table for the rest of the morning, Erin finished her paperwork and set her mind to determining what next. Sticking around the house, probably, in case something should come up. First, she knew she needed to pay her respects at the showing upstairs. Very rarely did Erin show to any funeral for someone she’d never met personally, but the death of a local teenager wasn’t something she took lightly. Appearances
should be made. And she knew better than to make said appearances looking the way she did now. Knowing poor Claire Korey’s friends and family would be turning up for the first day of her showing any minute now, Erin headed upstairs to change and cast some glamors. First, she headed into the kitchen to get a cup of coffee. That was when she heard the noises.
Angry noises, and chanting - most of which she couldn’t quite make out. A thoroughly perplexed look on the medical examiner’s face, she headed over to the window above the sink, and pulled the lace curtain back.
She dropped her coffee mug. “Oh
hale no,” she growled, anger boiling up inside of her. Protesters.
You’ve got to be fucking kidding me. Cruel signs proclaiming everything from ‘God hates freaks’ to ‘Burn the Witch!’ Were they fucking serious?
Coming from an official standpoint, it would be a bad idea for the county medical examiner to head outside and shove a picket sign up some bumfuck redneck’s ass. It would reflect poorly. And yet Erin was heading for the door, fists clenched angrily. “EVAN!” she shouted, throwing open the back door. “CALL THE POLICE. SOME TRESPASSERS ARE ABOUT TO BE SHOT.”
( Dis gon be good. )