[She sighs softly, and then pauses for a moment, doing her best to compose herself so she doesn't break down - or start coughing. Her thumb traces abstract patterns on the back of Shunsui's hand while she speaks.]
Hitsugaya-taichou and Soifon-taichou are taking most of the burden of administration, even though neither are fully recovered. Retsu is doing what she can, but... I'm afraid she's stretching herself too thin, and that she won't let anyone see until it's too late.
[A little hypocritical, when she's done the same damned thing time after time, but she worries about Retsu]
Ise-san is also doing a great deal - she's one of the few still largely physically and emotionally whole, and organization has always been her strong point. As for the other vice-captains...I'm not sure. Some are holding together better than others.
[They've all dropped by at one point or another to say hello, the smiles looking more or less forced depending on the person. It's hard to get a sense of how things are from such brief encounters, though, and she feels isolated from the flow of things.]
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Date: 2010-11-08 08:18 am (UTC)Hitsugaya-taichou and Soifon-taichou are taking most of the burden of administration, even though neither are fully recovered. Retsu is doing what she can, but... I'm afraid she's stretching herself too thin, and that she won't let anyone see until it's too late.
[A little hypocritical, when she's done the same damned thing time after time, but she worries about Retsu]
Ise-san is also doing a great deal - she's one of the few still largely physically and emotionally whole, and organization has always been her strong point. As for the other vice-captains...I'm not sure. Some are holding together better than others.
[They've all dropped by at one point or another to say hello, the smiles looking more or less forced depending on the person. It's hard to get a sense of how things are from such brief encounters, though, and she feels isolated from the flow of things.]