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rude-not-ginger.livejournal.com) wrote in
realityshifted2009-01-21 06:18 pm
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10; I am a scientist [I can live on science alone]
[The Doctor hasn't been on the Plane in a while. Funny, though, whatever he's been up to has made him a bit happier than he was the last time he was here]
[And now, the Doctor is sitting with a chemistry set and a mottled-together computer, working on a few experiments]
[Please, feel free to interrupt him]
[And now, the Doctor is sitting with a chemistry set and a mottled-together computer, working on a few experiments]
[Please, feel free to interrupt him]

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[The Master doesn't move, only stares at the Doctor - inexplicably, he looks like he's just been betrayed. Then, breathing slowly, he puts his left hand over the Doctor's sword hand and pulls the blade out of his chest]
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Well, that's settled, then. I win.
[he releases first the Doctor's sword, and then his own, letting them clatter on the ground one after the other]
I received a datapad. My mathematics notes from our ninety-second year.
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[lets himself settle backwards, wincing in pain as he does so]
I---
[rueful, this-is-going-to-sound-very stupid laugh]
Fell in love. Of all things.
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Ninety-second year. Wasn't that advanced telebiogenical number retractions?
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Why would that be a secret?
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How bad is---[gesture]---should I get, I don't know? Nanogenes or something?
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[He is still, but he is judging. He gets it, because it's always the simplest answer, and this answer puts everything together.]
Your love betrays me.
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Everything I do betrays you.
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[The Master disappears from the Plane]
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[swears under his breath, then falls back, trying to catch his breath]
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Doctor?
[crouches down looking him over, concerned]
What happened?
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Stomach injury, broken wrist, various bruising.
[breath]
The Master.
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The Master?
[takes a breath, his face still looking like he's seen a ghost or something but he tries to force it aside]
All right, the TARDIS then, get you to the TARDIS. You think you can stand up?
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[struggles to stand]
She doesn't know.
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[sighs and stands, offering the Doctor help getting up]
All right, how about this. Let me get you to the TARDIS. You fix yourself up and I can see if I can find her for you, yeah?
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North.
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[starts heading North, then notices a few concerned looks from strangers, before looking down at himself and seeing the Doctor's blood getting on him]
We're close by at least, I'm hoping.
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[spots a little shop and hopes the Doctor might possibly be in London still, from their last attempt at merging, and maybe they have identical little shops]
Over there?
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Yeah, it's there.
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[stops behind the little shop]
You need to open the door.
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