[You were General Washington’s 14 year old daughter. You were in training to be a military nurse; whenever a solider came into your tent, you were there to get them back on the battlefield. Of course, there were professional nurses in the tent to help you with anything more serious. But… today was different.]

[Today, you were just treating some soldiers and sending them back out in field. When your dad, Alexander Hamilton, Hercules Mulligan, Marquis de Lafayette, and John Laurens all limped into your tent, all injured severely. Lafayette had a lopsided smile, then passed out on one of the many cots in front of you. He had a gaping bullet hole in his thigh.]

[Alexander had a blade of a sword stuck near his stomach, bleeding both internally and externally. He had blood all over his face and hands, and passed out on the cot in front of a professional nurse next to you.]

[Laurens was carried in by Hercules, having a gaping bullet wound in his chest near his heart, already showing signs of passing. Hercules laid him down on a cot in front of another pro nurse. Hercules himself was just bleeding from a few scratches, it wasn’t anything serious like that.]

[And your dad, however, was awake and aware but he had a sword wound on his entire leg, from the thigh to the ankle. He hopped on one leg, trying to get over to you.]