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realityshifted2008-07-26 05:09 am
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[seated in an ornate armchair, speaking in fluent, articulate, and rather pleasant-to-the-ears Gallifreyan]
It's actually a bit disgusting, hearing you lot speak Gallifreyan so primitively. Like chanting off - no, that metaphor's incomprehensible without a background in high mathematics. Fine. Like writing Calculus and finding everyone else doing basic algebra.
[then he changes to Russian - less articulate, of course, but he's comfortable with the language]
This one, though, this one's a bit ironic. Look at me, the Master, the deathless, blathering on in Russian. Haven't been in ages, should probably go back and put a few more legends into the locals.
[sips from his wine, and slips back into Gallifreyan]
At least the people of the city still understand me.
It's actually a bit disgusting, hearing you lot speak Gallifreyan so primitively. Like chanting off - no, that metaphor's incomprehensible without a background in high mathematics. Fine. Like writing Calculus and finding everyone else doing basic algebra.
[then he changes to Russian - less articulate, of course, but he's comfortable with the language]
This one, though, this one's a bit ironic. Look at me, the Master, the deathless, blathering on in Russian. Haven't been in ages, should probably go back and put a few more legends into the locals.
[sips from his wine, and slips back into Gallifreyan]
At least the people of the city still understand me.

Russian (*hugs*)
[pushes him away, just as scorning]
Italian (huuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuugs!)
I only wanted to help you. Save you. We used to be friends!
Russian (hugshugs!)
What are you so angry and hurt for? What have I done to you that you have not done? I hope it hurts, Doctor! I hope it hurts enough to shrivel your selfish hearts away!
I won't be Koschei. I won't serve Thete [he spits out the name like a bad taste] ever again. While you can't understand this, I might as well speak it, because of course, it would be too much weakness to ever tell you with words you could understand.
But never comprehend. I could say this into your mind, write it in your nerves and on your skin, and you would never understand.
[he turns away from the Doctor, slipping back into his childhood language]
I hate you.
Italian (Squee for happy hugs during angsty scene)
I always have. I've never wanted to.
[sighs and moves back, giving the Doctor some space]
Gallifreyan (I just now paused to consider what that would sound like in Italian)
Why haven't you run yet, Doctor? You usually flee by now.
Italian (squeediama?)
This has to stop. We have to stop.
Gallifreyan (Ti amo, Padrone)
Italian (True dat, yo.)
[desperate]
I can't.
Gallifreyan (...you did not just respond to an Italian love confession with gangsta)
Italian (It's DC love, yo)
Gallifreyan (Yeah-huh, sure)
Italian (The multiple languages, the odd level of malevolence, the Dora reference...it's DC)
[gets to his feet, slowly, then offers his hand to the Master]
Gallifreyan (DC is quite special, then, isn't it?)
Most certainly not, Doctor.
Italian (You have no idea)
We can't go on like this!
Gallifreyan (
Remove your hands, Doctor.
Italian =D
[he's internally conflicted, but he follows the Master's instructions even if he can't understand them and releases his jacket]
Galliferyan :D;
What do you want, Doctor?
Italian (it's the language of looooove)
What do you want, Master?
Gallifreyan (It's the language of maaaaaaths)
And that's more disturbing than our 'cosmic battle' itself.
[he sits again the armchair, every bit imperious, never looking away from the Doctor]
I'm not leaving. You'll have to walk away from me.
Italian (*ph33rs the maaaaaaths*)
[stands, slowly, and wipes the blood from his nose]
Can't usually understand you even when you're talking my language.
Gallifreyan (Surely you love the maths?)
[spins the step of the wine glass in his fingers, stirring up the liquid into a whirlpool as he considers the Doctor]
Italian (Maths and I had a fight back in grade school, haven't been the same since)
Probably better this way. I can't comprehend that you're insulting me and you've got no way to tell me to leave.
Gallifreyan (I think I'm in an abusive relationship with maths)
Italian (Have you ever thought how sweet your life could be if you just let maths go?)
Gallifreyan (But I love maths!!)
[lifts a hand, gesturing our with a backhanded sweep, in what one hopes might convey 'shoo']
Italian (You only think you love maths.)
Gallifreyan (I know I do! Our love is true!)
Italian (If it's true, then why does it hurt so much?)
Gallifreyan (Love hurts)
Italian (But true love heals!)
Gallifreyan (Not before it scars you!)
Italian (I bet maths is just counting the scars! It's a mockery of love!)
Gallifreyan (No, maths loves me! It said so!!)
Italian (You should leave maths before you waste your life!)
Gallifreyan (Maths is my life!)
Italian (You can have more to your life! Think about how much English loves you!)
Gallifreyan (English isn't serious about me)
Italian (You can't really believe that.)
Gallifreyan (Come on. English is never serious about anything)
Italian (English writes epic love poems. For you!)
Gallifreyan (for /everyone/)
Italian (It's all a front because English is too shy to talk to you)
Gallifreyan (Not true. English is a whore. Can you name a language it hasn't been with?)
Italian (American. They're a different species.)