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[Ozarck]

awwwwwwwwwww.........
dogperson, sharkperson and mouseperson - fine, cheerul folk

catperson - tragic, bloody mess. ((also, dem whiskers ...)

anything else interesting in the room? Let's ... let's not go in there. Let's see if it moves. And, we might want to get out of sharky's way ... bloodlust and all.

[MeimieFan88]

awwwwwwwwwww.........
dogperson, sharkperson and mouseperson - fine, cheerul folk

catperson - tragic, bloody mess. ((also, dem whiskers ...)

anything else interesting in the room? Let's ... let's not go in there. Let's see if it moves. And, we might want to get out of sharky's way ... bloodlust and all.

+1

[Mooply]

Check the cat person's pulse.

[Ozarck]

Check the cat person's pulse.

-1
 Yeah, no, lets not go into the horrible blood death room.

[StrawBarrel]

Check the cat person's pulse.

+1 Ask if the person needs help.

[Andres]

Check the cat person's pulse.

+1 Ask if the person needs help.

+1

anything else interesting in the room? Let's ... let's not go in there. Let's see if it moves. And, we might want to get out of sharky's way ... bloodlust and all.

Sharks don't frenzy at the smell of blood. They're attracted by it because it means a wounded animal is nearby but they don't go crazy.

[Ozarck]

There's frenzy, there's go crazy, and there's bloodlust - three different thing.  Sharks are attracted to blood, they DO attack wounded animals, and, apparently, frenzies happen when multiple sharks go after the same prey. If we stand in shark-girl's way, she could instinctively react as though we were going for her prey, especially if we are rushing right over to it's side and touching it. I'm not saying it's a foregone conclusion,  but it's a risk that might make our timid protagonist a little nervous.