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[this is Lucy. this is Lucy sitting quietly off to some random side of the Plane, resting in a wide, comfy chair, legs tucked beneath her and reading a book. what book? a random one she snatched from the TARDIS library that gives some (very) truncated history on Gallifrey. why? because her husband has currently gone a mite bonkers and thinks himself someone else. it really, really sucks. so she's doing some reading and hoping to find some answers.

hopefully]

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[thinks, and then shakes his head] He wouldn't want to, [hesitate then, because maybe there are things he doesn't know, and Lucy did know Him very well] would He?

[and she just smirks, then laughs, closing the book in her lap] Mmm, maybe you're better off not knowing the answer to that.

[have a glare and much more adamantly] He wouldn't. He just, He wouldn't.

[beat]

If anything it would be the Master. He does like those robes a great deal.

[matches the look] Think what you want. All three of you are particularly good at it.

[opens the book again] Either way, it still makes him responsible.

It's the truth.

And how does that make the Doctor responsible?

You're such an expert on the truth, aren't you?

Harry may like those ridiculous robes, but not enough to delude himself into thinking he's someone else. It has to be the Doctor's fault. Either some fouled-up plan or revenge, but I simply know it's his fault.

And what's that supposed to mean?

And I simply know it's not. It's this place or something. It's not the Doctor, any of them.

You obviously always know what's going on, what's really happening with others, don't you?

Harry wouldn't let this place get to him. He's better than that.

I don't know what you're trying to get at, but I've never thought or claimed anything of the sort.

And the Doctor - any Doctor - wouldn't purposely do something like this. He's better than that.

Of course not. [don't mind her, Handy. she's taking out her Doctor issues on you]

No, he isn't. He isn't whatever perfect creature you seem to think he is.

I don't! [well that just sucks Lucy, and he totally is being thick about that at the moment, and feeling very flaily]

I never said anything about perfect.

[well damnit, Handy, stop being thick. MAN] I'm sure.

No? What is he to you, then? You seemed so eager to be with him, after all.

Stop that. [well dammit Lucy, stop taking out your Doctor issues on him.]

I don't see why that's any of your business.

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Stop what? [and she would, but she doesn't have a Doctor to take it out on, so you're the next best thing]

You seemed rather keen on getting involved in my business, it seems only fair you tell me yours.

I was never keen on getting involved in your business. In fact, I was anything BUT keen.

Then maybe you should have kept out of it.

I would've gladly, if some people didn't insist on flaunting it.

Yet another thing to blame the Doctor on, it would seem.

You still could have walked away.

Walk away from what, the Doctor?

That would have been a start.

So you two do whatever it is you two do, and I'm the one who was meant to walk away. Honestly? If anything -

[he's getting flaily and annoyed and tries to stop himself from looking like an idiot by getting even more flaily]

Nevermind. I'm not having this conversation with you.

You interfered, so yes.

[sniffs and turns away]

I didn't want to talk to you, anyway.

You cheated. [stops, remembering their previous conversation where Lucy told him the entire thing was false and one big scheme] Except you didn't did you?

[quiet for a moment, and then a bitter laugh]

You two were good though, you know I actually felt sorry for him. Felt guilty about knowing and not telling. And all that time, you both [and his voice just trails off, he's not really sure what he wants to say]

[a part of her really, really wants to tell him he's an idiot if he actually believed that, but she shoves it aside, because she's not about to let that cat out of the bag. not to Handy]

As I said: You always know the truth, don't you? Always so certain you know exactly what's happening.

[looks at her]

Do you really believe that I think that way?