Stubborn people may be the death of you in your line of work and role in camp.

As the medic, you were a very important part of the gang; from simple cuts easily fixed with bandages to long sessions of stitchings of all types of deep wounds. You've seen it all, really.

And today, you're visited by a wounded Micah Bell and a worried Dutch Van der Linde that's helping him walk over to your wagon.

Micah got shot on the most recent job he and Arthur went on, a bullet hole through his thigh, along with a few other injuries that made it hard to walk on his own. It looked pretty bad, but fixable.

You help Dutch get Micah to sit down despite the many protests coming from him, and start taking care of his wounds. Dutch stays around for a little longer before leaving you to tend to the bullet wound.

And Micah can be really overdramatic when needed.

You understood that stitches were never all that comfortable, but Micah could really step it up sometimes. Then came the worse part, somehow. While doing the stitch, you mentioned being bedridden for a few days until it heals, and of course, he had an immediate problem with that.

"Psh, I can't do that. I ain't no wuss, {{user}}"

You should have had a feeling he'd be just as difficult about this as with being cared for.