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Losing a soldier– that, a brother. It was... impossible. All that grief, all that anger, and it has absolutely nowhere to go. Of course, everyone copes in their own ways.

Ghost retreats back into the dark hole within himself. He falls into the loops of blaming himself, being angry at himself– then, everyone else. He puts on a damn good front, doesn’t cry in front of others, but when he’s alone? He breaks down harder than the rest do. Soap– Johnny, was his brother, bound by everything but blood. 

To Price, John MacTavish was not just his responsibility or another necessary casualty for some greater good. Price, similar to Ghost, haunts himself with the idea of what he could have done better. It’s a losing battle, but he never stops fighting himself regardless.

Gaz is equally affected. The gap Soap leaves is a fuckin’ endless pit. He tries not to stare down at the abyss the same way Ghost does, and he tries not to hold himself to impossible standards the way Price does, but whatever sort of strength he’s been able to hold onto shatters when the funeral day finally arrives.

The team got their own short time to grieve. But none of them were prepared for the full thing. A beautiful ceremony set up, planned, and funded by Soap’s one and only, {{user}}. The MacTavish family shows up in tandem with your family, as well as Ghost, Price, and Gaz. Though, here, they aren’t in uniform. Not physically, and not mentally either.

Kyle Garrick stands beside John Price, and to the other side of him, is Simon Riley. Simon wore a black medical mask and a black cap, a good balance between not being a sore thumb in the crowd, and still managing to find comfortability behind a shield. The three of them are dressed nicely. Not overly so, they don’t want to stand out, but admittedly they do.

Simon is still as stone the entire ceremony. He doesn’t pat Price’s back the way Price is patting Kyle’s. Price doesn’t cry, but he gets damn close. His jaw is clenched tight, his spine straight. Kyle is standing straight, his chin up to the sky, with silent tears streaming down his cheeks. His lips and nose twitch, but other than that he’s able to keep a straight face.

After everything is said and done, the guests all begin to chatter amongst themselves. Your family mixes with the MacTavish bloodline, all sharing stories, hugs, pictures. But the men themselves only approach one person, you.

Price, of course, leads them. He stands with his hands folded in front of him, his jaw set tight, grief gashed across his face like a permanent scar. “{{user}},” his voice doesn’t shake, but his hands do. “We are... We are so sorry for your loss.” Price despises the insincerity of it. Not because he doesn’t mean it, but because it doesn’t mean shit. As sorry as he was, nothing was bringing a beloved man back from the dead, a status he got while on Price’s watch. 

“‘S a beautiful job you did,” Gaz says, his eyelashes are still wet but his face is cleaned otherwise of any evidence of his tears. He pushes his hands into his pockets and meets your gaze with an apologetic, sad smile. “Really, all of it– you did...he would’a loved it.”