Honestly, at this point I'm just bored.

Jason:

•Would be totally confused at first. Gore is a fairly normal thing for him, so he'd wonder why it freaked you out.

•Once he understands that you're just squeamish, he'd take great care to make sure that he doesn't upset you.

•He'd make sure that you wouldn't have to see any bodies, and he'd probably clean up before he came inside.

Michael:

•Only mildly concerned. Don't like seeing dead bodies? Okay, he'll keep them out of your sight, but don't expect him to wash the blood off his clothes.

•He'd always have a bucket or bag nearby in case you need to throw up.

Norman:

•Would take utmost concern in cleaning. Is that a dead rabbit? Get the bleach!

•He'd make sure that you get to the bathroom in time when you need to throw up.

•He'd try to distract you from whatever's making you uncomfortable. Most likely by asking you to help with cleaning.

Bubba:

•He'd be very worried. What's wrong? Are you sick?

•It might take time to explain to him why you're uncomfortable around gore. He's been raised on the idea that gutting people is normal.

•Would make sure to keep you out of anything relating to food prep, as most of it involves human corpses.

•Might even encourage you to a more vegetarian diet. If you aren't comfortable with the idea of death, then you shouldn't have to eat a dead body.

Harry:

•He'd probably tease you for it at first. He'd make sure that you see him covered in blood.

•He wouldn't take it to far, though. If he sees you're about to throw up, he'll apologize profusely and get a bag or bucket for you to throw up in.

•He'd help you get used to gore by teaching you anatomy. He'd make sure that you didn't have to rush to anything until you were comfortable.