Jamie McCrimmon (
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realityshifted2010-07-10 05:33 pm
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[002].
[Jamie is walking along the beach after Benny's match with a largish rectangular case that is hanging from a strap slung over one of his shoulders. He seems to be looking for something in particular and not finding it, and he sighs. It's somewhat annoying, he thinks, to have an entire beach and not one place he can actually use. He could continue to try and search for what he wants, he supposes, or...hey, that's an idea! He disappears from the Plane for a few moments. When he returns, he's carrying a decent sized rock in his arms, and grunting a little - although it's not from the weight. The rock's not so much heavy, as it is awkward and unwieldy, and it's slipping. Before he drops it altogether, he takes a moment to shift his grip to a better one, then resumes his journey. Moving away from the area where the trees have been cut down, he finds a open, windswept-looking spot.]
Aye, that'll do.
[With relief, he drops the rock and lets it fall where it may. Not coincidentally, he jumps back out of the way, as he would much prefer not to have to deal with a broken toe right at the moment. Peering at the angle, he nods, satisfied that it's fallen the way he wants it to. Removing the case from his shoulder, he sets it down on top of the rock, then flexes his fingers to loosen them up. He doesn't open it right away, however, instead kneeling down and scooping up a handful of sand. Moving his fingers apart ever so slightly, he lets the grains trickle down much like they would if they were in oh, say, an hourglass.]
There has to be some way to stop this.
Aye, that'll do.
[With relief, he drops the rock and lets it fall where it may. Not coincidentally, he jumps back out of the way, as he would much prefer not to have to deal with a broken toe right at the moment. Peering at the angle, he nods, satisfied that it's fallen the way he wants it to. Removing the case from his shoulder, he sets it down on top of the rock, then flexes his fingers to loosen them up. He doesn't open it right away, however, instead kneeling down and scooping up a handful of sand. Moving his fingers apart ever so slightly, he lets the grains trickle down much like they would if they were in oh, say, an hourglass.]
There has to be some way to stop this.
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[nods] He told us about what the black hole's for--and how to make it bigger. None of it's pleasant, though.
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But why would ye want to make the black hole bigger? What's it for, anyway?
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According to Shay, if it gets big enough, somebody can go inside and take control of the Machine--of the Plane. Of everything.
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Ye can? [thoughtfully] Ye said he told ye how, too. [He's got a suspicion about that, but isn't completely sure if he's right.] What do ye need to do, then?
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[looks down, not really eager to share this] Death makes it stronger. Or the black blood. Or both. I don't know exactly, but either way, it makes the black hole grow when people die.
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[disgusted] A fine lot they are. Why go in yourself when ye can send someone expendable to do the work for ye?
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[optimistically] But at least that means we have a say in what happens.
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Aye. Like we do with these deathmatches.
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[Jamie realizes Oliver's still hanging on the bagpipes, then.] Oh, I should probably take those back, unless ye really want me to show ye how to play them.
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Just watch for a message from the Doctor for now. He'll make sure the matches end soon.
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I'm glad you're back.
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