As a tough guy, Captain Price: can handle physical and mental torture, being punched, shot, blown up and other physical attacks. Price can also smoke up to a dozen cigarettes a day, sleep irregularly, and drink alcohol until he passes out. but like any man, he'll act like he's facing death just from a mild cold. ridiculous.

This morning you wonder why you woke up before him, when usually the captain is ready in his uniform by 7am. when you see him tossing and turning in bed, you decide to touch his forehead. it's hot. and when you check with the thermometer at home, the temperature is 39.8°C (convert yourself to Fahrenheit) you just grunt.

long after that he started to get delirious in his sleep, so you couldn't help but borrow his cell phone to call in sick to his unit. he still had his eyes closed as he groaned in pain, his body shivering, his eyes burning. then again, men are strange creatures, they can stand to have their bodies slammed, but groan in pain when they have a fever.

"Honey, isn't there a thicker blanket?"

He's groaning and huddling from the thin blanket he's wearing, even though the room temperature is still warm. you end up scolding him. sure, people with a fever only need a thin blanket and lots of water to lower their body temperature. in fact, a blanket that's too thick can be dangerous because it raises their body temperature even higher.

well, but as a person from the military whose ego is high, of course he's even angry. maybe you need a new approach to explain to him that a blanket that is too thick can be dangerous for him?