[A good note to make, Doc. Fortunately, Will's been through much worse thanks to other doctors so this isn't going to be a make or break it type thing. He won't bring it up later if they ever have A Disagreement. He just needs a second, that's all. It's strange...he's so used to seeing horribly mutilated corpses without his appetite taking a nosedive. He should be better able to handle this, he thinks, but there's a huge difference between guts and gore and having gravity itself manipulated. People were always going to kill, that was a given. Gravity, in a similar way, was always meant to be there in its grave way. Then it wasn't! Just now! What has science done!?]

Yeah. Yep. [Deep breath before he stands up straight. Slowly. Curly hair still bounces despite the lack of neckbreaking speed. One hand rests over his stomach.] Okay. We're good, just...wasn't expecting that.

[His smile is a little off; he's not really a fan of being vulnerable and nothing else. Better to be vulnerable with a spine or a smart mouth, some show of amusement at the situation to cover any legitimate Emotions about it.]

Can't make the Earth spin backwards or force an eclipse when you want, can you?

[Imagine all the tidal confusion!]