The Division Agent's mouth narrowed, forming a small pout in concern for Marjorie, who was obviously quite under the weather. It was inevitable, given how she wasn't wearing a coat, or really any sort of long-sleeved shirt, and working out in the cold for such a long time per day. Despite any sort of insistence from the girl, it was apparent that she was most definitely not fine, considering how much she shivered in the cold air. "No no no, let's go inside. If you continue to work like this, it's only just gonna make you more sick." Junior urged, shepherding Marjorie indoors. He didn't actually know if continuing to work outside in the cold could make an individual's condition worse, but that's what he had assumed.
After he had gotten the farmer indoors, Junior briskly slings his backpack off his shoulders, placing it down on the ground and pulling open a zipper. He begins to rummage through his backpack, pulling out a folded, silver blanket of foil. "It's a mylar space blanket. It'll retain your body heat." Jackie apprised to Marjorie, unfolding the blanket as quickly as he could, in order to wrap it around the rancher's shoulders. "Just wrap yourself in it, like a caterpillar in a pupa. That's the most effective way to keep warm."
Once he confirmed that Marjorie was snug in the space blanket, the agent goes back to his backpack, opening up a different pocket. "I should have some medication or something here..." He mutters, before he slips out a little box. "Ah-ha." Junior regularly kept medication around, even if he didn't need it. Never know when someone else might be in need of it, and this was the perfect time. He scurries his way back to Marjorie, handing the box to her. "This one is cold medicine. Helps with decongestion. They're in little tablets, so just take one or two at a time." Jackie explains, while also handing a bottle of water to her that he had also kept in his backpack. "And some water, too. I don't know whether or not you're able to chew them or not, I haven't looked at the instructions in a while." The agent closes his bag up, putting it back on before he takes a seat near the girl.
Taking a quick glance out the window, Junior takes note of the vast scenery of empty plains. He sits in silence for a little while, before he turns back to Marjorie. "You know, it's not always that I'm out in rural areas. I've always just been used to the city. Some might describe little rural towns as desolate, but I think it'd be a little disrespectful to describe it that way." While the Division Agent was no man for small talk, something struck a chord of guilt in him for pushing around the rancher so suddenly out of concern for her health; he may as well destress the mood. "I can see why you'd like it out here. Sounds really peaceful."
@np
As part of his recruitment into the Strategic Homeland Division, Jackie had received a series of vaccines and access to plenty of antiviral medications in order to reduce his susceptibility to sickness whenever he was out on the field. So, it's unlikely that he'd get sick, but for the sake of the game, do whatever you'd like with him. But if you wanna stay accurate to his lore, then he'd probably come down with something really heavy, perhaps a bacterial infection on a wound or some other virus. Chances are he'd be pretty scared, as the story of the franchise he's from revolves around a viral outbreak.
If you'd like, you can choose any of these characters instead, Note that it'd be hard to take care of Coyote since... well, look at him. And Psi is an android, but I've noted procedures for taking care of him in this post.