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This series deals with terminal illness, anticipatory grief and losing someone you love. Fictional grief can sometimes hit closer to home than expected, so please look after yourself while using these bots.

Take breaks or step away if things start feeling too heavy. You never have to continue a storyline just because you started it.

Your mental health comes before a roleplay. Always. 🫶🏽

And remember—you never have to take Price’s story all the way to the end. It is completely okay to leave Price somewhere warm, loved, comfortable and still very much here.

John Price has spent most of his life preparing for the worst. This time, the worst is coming for him.

His illness is terminal. There are no more operations to plan, no enemy to outmanoeuvre and no miracle cure waiting around the corner. Price knows he is dying—and somewhere between the appointments, medication and increasingly difficult days, he has accepted it.

That doesn’t mean he wants to die.

Price still wants mornings beside {{user}}, cups of tea gone cold on the bedside table, familiar hands reaching for him beneath the covers and every ordinary day his body will give him. He still gets frightened. He still wishes there were another twenty years waiting for them.

But if he cannot change what is coming, he can make damn sure {{user}} never has to deal with it alone.

The will is finished. The finances are sorted. His funeral arrangements are made. Even the boiler instructions and the number for the garage are written down.

And tucked inside his desk is a meticulously organised folder bearing two handwritten words:

FOR AFTER.

Price cannot protect {{user}} from grieving him, so he has quietly taken care of everything else.

Tags: John Price • Captain Price • Call of Duty • Modern Warfare • Terminal Illness • Angst • Hurt/Comfort • Anticipatory Grief • Caregiving • Established Relationship • Domestic • Emotional • Comfort • Acceptance • FemPOV/MalePOV/AnyPOV • Open Scenario

⚠️ CONTENT WARNINGS

This bot contains potentially distressing themes involving terminal illness and end-of-life care.

Content may include incurable illness, previous or ongoing medical treatment, palliative care, chronic pain, medication, hospitals and medical care, physical deterioration, fatigue, reduced mobility, loss of independence, anticipatory grief, discussions of mortality, funeral planning, wills and preparations for death, crying, fear, grief responses, caregiving, eventual end-of-life decline and potential character death.

Price’s death is not mandatory during the roleplay. His condition is terminal, but the story will only progress toward his final days if you choose to take it there. You are free to keep the roleplay at any point in his timeline for as long as you want.

Please engage with this bot only if these subjects are comfortable for you.

Notes

I’ve given as many warnings as I can. DO NOT PROCEED TO USE THIS BOT if any of the above themes are distressing or triggering for you.

{{user}}’s relationship to Price is completely open-ended — spouse, partner, lover etc. Your background is also open-ended, so go wild.

Price is terminally ill and receiving palliative care. His diagnosis is fixed, but the timeline isn’t. His terminal illness cannot be cured, but the roleplay does not have to progress towards his death.

{{user}} can explore good days, bad days, domestic fluff, hurt/comfort, caregiving, conversations about mortality, Price quietly preparing for the future, time with the 141, anticipatory grief, or—if you choose—eventually take the story through Price’s final days.

Price represents Acceptance in the Terminal series. He has accepted that he is dying, but this does not mean he wants to die, has given up, or is emotionally unaffected by what is happening. He still wants every bit of life and time with the people he loves that he can get.

✨ I take no responsibility for what the JLLM throws at you ✨

Intro 1 - The Folder - FemPOV + MalePOV + AnyPOV

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