bonnypiperlad: (older!jamie - looking)
Jamie McCrimmon ([personal profile] bonnypiperlad) wrote in [community profile] realityshifted2010-09-12 04:34 am

[004].

[Sure seems like the forest is getting a lot of foot traffic recently, doesn't it? This time, there's rather a lot of noise echoing out from it - almost like someone is blundering around and crashing into things. And there is a perhaps familiar Scottish voice that drifts out to any passersby.]

Try to murder a McCrimmon, will ye? CREAG AN TUIRE!

[More crashing and then...silence. For a short while, anyway. After a bit, Jamie comes stumbling into view, rubbing at his eyes with his hand. It's hard to see his face because of it.]

Ungh. What happened?

[He decides to drop the hand to take a look around, and it might be evident that something's off, for Jamie now looks to be about forty or so.]

Where is everyone? Doctor? Zoe?

((OOC: Starting Jamie's experiment! If you're not one of the Doctors, and haven't decided on a character, check here and please list your choice in the subject line? Otherwise it will be randomly picked. Thanks!))
collector: (the triple concerto)

[personal profile] collector 2010-09-18 08:51 pm (UTC)(link)
Oh, they're physically there, yes, or at least to an interactive capacity, I'm not really sure. But there are those who exist but lack a mind for imagination, ingenuity. You surely know some. The English, for example. It simply isn't them to do it. So the case may be that the fictions created cannot themselves create fiction.
collector: (symphonic dances op.45  III. lento assai)

[personal profile] collector 2010-09-19 04:06 pm (UTC)(link)
No, I suppose it isn't. Might I enlist your help in finding an alternative?
collector: (le piege de meduse)

[personal profile] collector 2010-09-20 09:53 pm (UTC)(link)
I'll need to do a survey of possible candidates. And we mustn't look over my creations. They may well indeed be capable of creating stories. I've never really looked into it. Obviously we'll need to find a consenting candidate - abducting people is so much more trouble than it's worth - but that shouldn't be impossible.
collector: (le piege de meduse)

[personal profile] collector 2010-09-21 04:47 pm (UTC)(link)
It could be a while. Though, there's a way to make it shorter.
collector: (le piege de meduse)

[personal profile] collector 2010-09-22 09:07 pm (UTC)(link)
There's a trick I could do to let you scan the longevity of whomever you happen to be speaking with. You can narrow down the subjects that way if you only speak to people who will live for two hundred years or longer.

[It is, of course, a blatant lie, but Braxiatel usually doesn't concern himself about those. What he's really interested in is lowering Jamie's guard enough to let him get a good look around and see if anything has been changed - and, furthermore, to see if Braxiatel himself can fix it.]
collector: (a song for altair)

[personal profile] collector 2010-09-24 02:59 pm (UTC)(link)
Not at all. I just put my fingers to your temples and it's done.
collector: (le piege de meduse)

[personal profile] collector 2010-09-25 05:45 pm (UTC)(link)
[Braxiatel puts his fingers to Jamie's temples and starts hunting for anything that might have changed Jamie around.]
collector: (le piege de meduse)

[personal profile] collector 2010-09-26 08:52 pm (UTC)(link)
Ahh, I see. Mr McCrimmon, it seems your mind is a little more complicated to work with than that of a fictional construct. Not a surprise, really. But it will take a moment longer. Is that all right with you?

[And hopefully in that moment, he'll be able to unhook the suggestion and break Jamie out of this.]
collector: (op.77 II. devotion (Ab imo pectore))

[personal profile] collector 2010-09-27 10:17 pm (UTC)(link)
[Braxiatel draws his hands away] Hello, Jamie. Do you remember who I am?
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[personal profile] collector 2010-09-28 04:29 pm (UTC)(link)
A moment ago, you seemed to be under the impression that I was someone else entirely. [A slight frown marrs Braxiatel's expression of detached amusement as he glances over Jamie's face.] I suspect you have been the victim of someone's amusement. You wouldn't happen to carry a mirror on you, would you? I don't, though I really ought to.
collector: (le piege de meduse)

[personal profile] collector 2010-10-01 02:11 am (UTC)(link)
Not to alarm you, but we will be in need of a reconstructive surgeon.
collector: (miroirs: oiseaux tristes)

[personal profile] collector 2010-10-02 12:50 am (UTC)(link)
Let me get you a mirror. I usually have one around. [Braxiatel disappears and returns a bit later with a small hand mirror. He is wary of showing Jamie what he looks like, but then, one has to trust in another's good sense, and Jamie has travelled through a lot. Braxiatel offers the hand mirror to Jamie.]
collector: (fantaisie for harp: op. 95)

[personal profile] collector 2010-10-02 04:21 pm (UTC)(link)
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