It's better than going into shock. [Chopper's voice is hard as he yanks the glove off of his arm. You're overprotective; he gets that. It doesn't get things done.] His gag reflex is still active - that's good. That reaction meant his body is still responding to things as it should be.

[He reaches into his bag and lays out several packs of antibiotic ointment and bandages next to the pill and penicillin bottles.] Dress his wing with new bandages every few hours. Until he can swallow on his own again, you'll have to either use these pills like I did or find an opiate. There's nothing else I can do for you. [He can sense those boundaries that he's been pressing since day one. And he'll respect them - but he hopes that Don's possessiveness and sensitivity won't get in the way of his doing what needs to be done.] Any questions?