The Doctor (
bit_impossible) wrote in
realityshifted2010-10-03 09:39 pm
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[currently, the Doctor is crawling on the floor in the entrance of the ballroom, occasionally stopping to look and feel under the couches for something. he doesn't show it, but he's been rather shaken up--and he certainly is not happy]
Come on out! I know you're here somewhere. You've got to be! I felt you before you--[he pauses, his hand suddenly darting under a plush chair]--did whatever you did a few moments ago.
[ooc: The Doctor had to make a choice! When you tag in, I'll leave you a little message in his reply back so you know what's up~]
Come on out! I know you're here somewhere. You've got to be! I felt you before you--[he pauses, his hand suddenly darting under a plush chair]--did whatever you did a few moments ago.
[ooc: The Doctor had to make a choice! When you tag in, I'll leave you a little message in his reply back so you know what's up~]

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[something really weird is going on, but he's afraid to even make a comment about it because it seems like something totally different might come out of his mouth instead. that scares him. a lot]
...how are you?
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[but his shoulders sag a bit; he doesn't mean to be so hard on him] I'm fine, Ollie. Well, as well as I can be after being sent back to the entrance of this building just like that. [snaps his fingers]
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You mean getting brought to the Plane all of a sudden?
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Actually no, although, you could include that in the "strange occurrences" column.
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I...I mean...no, that's what I meant. But! But what else has happened now?
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What the hell is that!?
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[a short pause] Why did you cry out like that? I mean, asides from the fact that a rotting hand almost landed on your head.
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B-because you grabbed me, but I only see the storm.
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[frowns. the storm thing again...] What kind of storm?
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Depends. It was ice, but it's fire now. But I don't feel it--I just see it.
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[arches an eyebrow] Really? [pokes Oliver in the shoulder]
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Yea--hey!
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So, you didn't feel anything then? No burning or freezing sensation?
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[pouting] I felt you poke me!
But I didn't feel anything else. The storm isn't real--it's just what you look like. [sighs. he really wishes he weren't explaining all this, but he's becoming resigned to the fact that he can't help it]
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[steps very close to him, eyes glancing up and down] This is certainly something new, or else you might have flinched away from me before. Do other people look like storms? How long have you been able to see this?
[adds as an afterthought, his brow creasing as he frowns:] You didn't die again, did you?
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[flinches when he does so. hello, storm. but then he makes a face] Don't talk about me like I'm not here.
No, just you. It's your true self. [he looks terribly dismayed as he blurts that out, but he can't seem to stop himself there, either] I've only been seeing people like this since I made a choice.
No! [gives him a look. it's not like he makes a habit of it, after all. and the Doctor's one to talk!]
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[frowns] I'm talking to you. Not talking around you or talking like you're not right in front of me. Why would you even assume I wasn't? [granted, he does do that sometimes, but not then...]
[he doesn't comment on the true self part] You had to make a choice as well? Was it a small, dark room? I mean, I'm glad to hear you didn't die again. Very relieved, in fact! But you've got to understand why I asked. At least this makes a lot more sense!
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Because you were analysing what I'm doing like you're not talking to me! You know, you could ask if it's new or not, instead of just theorising like I'm some experiment. But I don't really want you to ask me things right now, either. I keep answering you. [makes a face, frustrated]
[his eyes widen in surprise] Yeah, and yeah, it was just like that. [and now that he's answered the Doctor, he's finally able to get his own question in] That happened to you, too?
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Yes, it did happen to me as well. I couldn't see--and my eyes are normally pretty good in the dark. What were you asked to choose from?
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[now that he definitely didn't mean to say, and his look of horror shows it. it's almost a relief to switch topics to his choice]
Whether I wanted to see people for what they really are or who I believe them to be. Wait...you couldn't see in your room? No sort of computer?
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[absently; sorry, he's still reeling a bit from what Oliver said] And you chose...what to see people for who they really are, huh? No, I saw that as well. The screen wasn't lit up at the time.
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[he averts his gaze, not wanting to see how the Doctor reacts to that and wishing, desperately, that he could stop, but he can't] Yeah. I was afraid I wouldn't really see people if I made the other choice, but now I don't see people physically like normal. I think I got it wrong...
But what did the room ask you, Doctor? [and, he can't keep himself from adding:] Are you doing this to me?
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No, I don't think you got it wrong. You said you see me as a storm, correct? [he looks away for a moment before returning his gaze back to Oliver, even if his friend isn't looking at him] I don't think I ever told you, but in some parts of the universe, to some of my worst enemies, that's what I'm known as. "The Oncoming Storm".
But my room asked whether I wanted the truth or if I wanted lies. [frowns] ...I might be--or I might not. It could be this building. I was nosing around elsewhere in the ballroom when I was snatched.
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