Maude Webb
At a Glance
| Role | Doctor Webb's mother |
| Status | Alive |
| First Seen | Session 8 |
| Last Seen | Session 10 |
| Affiliation | The Webb Family |
Description
Mother of Doctor Wilbur Webb and his brothers Buck and Colt. Proud of her son the doctor.
Notes
- Bought Farmswatter's Miracle Cure for two cents at last week's market; this week the same cure cost her ten dollars
- Had not started taking the tonic daily yet, so she was still in the "honeymoon period" — she had not experienced the thirst, chapped lips, and insomnia that longer-term users reported
- Told Ms March she looked like she could use "a little pep" — the team panicked
- Suffered from arthritis; Doctor Webb cured it with his magic balm (his own arthritis began as a result). Touched and surprised, she agreed to stop taking the tonic
- In Session 9, was helping shepherd people to safety when the cacti's red mist hit her — she took the pins from her hair and grabbed Alfie to dance, muttering that he's much younger than her "but that's okay…" Came round from the daze proud of her son's skill at running triage. Colt told her she looks good with her hair down
- In Session 10 downtime, encouraged Doctor Webb to visit the family farm any time that he needs a break. He acknowledged that he does need a break, but does not know when he will have the time to go
Session Appearances
| Session | What Happened |
|---|---|
| Session 8 | Introduced as Doctor Webb's mother at the market; had bought the Miracle Cure; offered Ms March "a little pep"; bought more of the cure; persuaded by Doctor Webb (who cured her arthritis with his balm) to give up the tonic |
| Session 9 | Shepherded people to safety; caught in the red mist and danced with Alfie; came round praising Doctor Webb's triage; Colt complimented her hair down |
| Session 10 | During downtime: told Doctor Webb he is welcome at the family farm any time he needs a break — he agreed he needs one but has no idea when he will have the time |
Quotes
"He's been delivering babies since he was a baby."
— Session 8, on her son Wilbur
"You are very good at what you do, aren't you?"
— Session 9, watching her son run triage