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realityshifted2009-03-23 12:12 pm
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01. And now for something completely different
[The Doctor is smiling happily and humming a Beatles song to himself.] Ah, The Beatles. Earth has produced quite the preeminent collection of musicians, though few compare to The Beatles. Oh, but I can't forget Miles Davis and John Coltrane, now, can I? Different favorites for different genres. I couldn't very well compare a rock 'n' roll band to jazz luminaries, it's hardly an even playing field. So to speak.
[Glancing at the food and drink he's precariously balancing in his hands, the Doctor ponders what he's currently holding.] I don't have the affinity for bacon sandwiches that Ace does, but chips are rather nice on occasion, and I must say, I do enjoy these chocolate malts. Far more delicious than carrot juice.
[At last, he realizes he's not on a street, or anywhere near Harry's Café, the place he only just left. It's hard to determine when exactly the scenery changed, but this is most certainly not where he's supposed to be. It's different, and he supposes it should be disconcerting, but with no sign of an immediate threat, he allows himself a moment to appreciate the view.] Well, this is peculiar.
[Glancing at the food and drink he's precariously balancing in his hands, the Doctor ponders what he's currently holding.] I don't have the affinity for bacon sandwiches that Ace does, but chips are rather nice on occasion, and I must say, I do enjoy these chocolate malts. Far more delicious than carrot juice.
[At last, he realizes he's not on a street, or anywhere near Harry's Café, the place he only just left. It's hard to determine when exactly the scenery changed, but this is most certainly not where he's supposed to be. It's different, and he supposes it should be disconcerting, but with no sign of an immediate threat, he allows himself a moment to appreciate the view.] Well, this is peculiar.

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[her expression is dark and smug at first, though it falls, replaced by a hard anger] Harry doesn't think me a toy. I'm not like the rest of the drivel you seem to care for. Have you any idea how tiresome it is, repeating this to every one of you? Can none of you believe it possible that one of your precious pet race might find what your best enemy offers better than anything you could give?
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And that is what you enjoy most, the power, the pain you can inflict upon others?
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[and she's back to smiling] Mmm, it's quite charming, really, to have someone look at you, to fear and respect you. Better still to watch the life bleed out of them as they beg for it back.
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Have you always felt this way, or did the Master awaken this...enthusiasm in you?
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[Why yes, he is rambling and prattling on, do pardon him...]
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I'm far more than just another Time Lord.
[His mind flashes to the moment when he pushed a sword against a human throat, only a whisper away from a rapid pulse, close enough to silence it forever, were harm to be done to his friend]
I've understood it all too well, at certain moments in my past.
[Why is he admitting this to her? Perhaps it's this place, perhaps the fact that he hardly knows her allows him some pitiful form of confession. He has nothing to be absolved for yet, but he's come close enough that it terrifies him]
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[though she watches him, curious, her mind working diligently]
Is that so? And here he was, acting so superior to me.
[and he tells her because Lucy's a whore and gets whatever she wants, including information, bwahaaha]
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[More, perhaps, than he's even fully realized yet]
I can't say much about a future incarnation, though I'm told I have the tendency to often act superior. But things I've done while I'm in this regeneration would not feel so raw and real to a future me, far removed from the recency of those events, and choices.
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[do you see how she lies? she's very good at it! and trying very hard to distance herself from MJ!Ten]
And what sorts of things have you done, my dear Doctor? Surely they can't be any worse than me marrying my husband.