On the first day Quake was born, both her arms ended up in casts. What a joyous occasion.
Skye was like a wild horse now. If her temper was not broken in first, once she was let loose, she would either hurt someone else or hurt herself. That was also one of the reasons Henry had never wanted to help Skye awaken her Inhuman abilities.
In the TV series Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Quake only awakened after she had gotten the hang of being an agent and had her wild nature somewhat tempered. Only then did she gain her Inhuman abilities. Right now, she was awakening the most troublesome ability at the worst possible age.
However, after all the fuss over Skye, Lorna actually returned to normal. Compared to Skye, who had escaped death, her own troubles truly did not amount to much.
Moreover, Lorna had voluntarily offered to help take care of Skye, which more or less drained the energy she would otherwise have spent wallowing in self-pity.
Since Skye had hairline fractures in both her finger bones and palm bones, her entire hands had been put in casts. She could not even hold a pen, and someone had to feed her. After obtaining a doctor's note, she took an extended leave from school to recuperate at home.
Henry had put casts over her entire hands, but it was not because he was deliberately messing with the little girl. A real doctor at Metropolitan Hospital had first removed the plaster before it had fully hardened and taken X-rays. After seeing the condition of her bones, he silently had the nurse put the casts back on.
Fortunately, the BB robot at home had human care functions, a series of new features specifically designed for Catherine Hepburn.
Unlike back when they were