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Doc is the resident doctor for the Royal Air Force squadron in “Katina,” and he treats Katina when she first arrives at their camp with a bloody head wound. As the squadron moves between airfields, he is tasked with keeping her safe, and he grows increasingly fond of her along the way. When Katina is killed by gunfire at the story’s end, Fin carries her body to Doc, and Doc confirms her death.
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Doc Character Timeline in The Great Automatic Grammatizator
The timeline below shows where the character Doc appears in The Great Automatic Grammatizator. The colored dots and icons indicate which themes are associated with that appearance.
8. Katina
...to their camp, an airfield in Paramythia surrounded by mountains. Days later, during a storm, Doc, the camp’s doctor, brings the now-bandaged girl to the mess tent for lunch. She is...
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...wounded in the leg. When Katina looks in his face as he is carried to Doc’s, she’s stunned—he doesn’t look like a soldier, just “an ordinary boy.”
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...What remains of the squadron is ordered to Megara, and the narrator and Fin entrust Doc with ensuring Katina’s safe arrival.
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...Katina’s motionless body, ignoring the gunfire around them, which soon subsides. Fin carries her to Doc, who touches her wrist and solemnly confirms she is dead. As the RAF narrator watches...
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