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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[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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[he hesitates, trying to stop himself--to make sure the Doctor even wants to share--but it would be a lie to say he only wants to know on that condition. he can't stop the real answer] Yeah, I do.
[nods] Sometimes fire, sometimes ice, but always a storm. [but he's genuinely surprised to hear that] So...they think of you like a storm? And that's why I'm seeing one? No, that's not it. You are like a storm, otherwise I wouldn't see one.
[blinks, his eyes widening as it finally starts to make sense] I don't think it's the building. I can't lie.
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[puts his hands on Oliver's shoulders] But what I saw back then... I saw a young man who was so inquisitive and eager, so full of life and potential and I wanted to mould that. To share with you the wonders of the universe.
It must be why you're seeing me like that. "The Oncoming Storm" is part of Dalek legend--and others. Mention the name "Karshtakavaar" to the Draconians... Could be interesting. Besides, you've seen how things are when we turn up some place. [he sighs]
How can you be sure it's not the building?
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[flinches when the Doctor touches him, but he can feel those real hands despite the illusion of the storm in front of him. closes his eyes to block out the sight] ...you did share that with me.
Yeah, what happens is like a storm hitting sometimes. Everything falls to pieces when you come around--but you're good at putting them back together, too. That part's not a storm.
Because you chose truth just like I chose to see what people are really like.
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[realises what he's doing and lets go] I don't share it with just anyone.
...I see. So let me see if I've got this. I'm a storm to you, and then there are times when I'm not?
Well, that still doesn't confirm anything. I haven't left this place, so it very well could be tied to it. [a pause] You know what? Let's test it. Pick some place to go to, and we'll go there. Just...be prepared to run.
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[opens his eyes again] You still look like a storm. I meant, sometimes, having you around is like a storm hitting. Other times, it's not so bad. You're usually good at fixing things after they're broken.
[he doesn't even think before he responds, although it should probably be noted that he would have picked a different location if he hadn't had to honestly blurt out the place he really wants to be] I want to go to the bar.
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[and then his eyebrow shoots up] The bar? Why the bar?
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I could really use a pint right now. Maybe then I won't feel so bad about what I'm saying. [makes a face, sighing. he knows he couldn't help but say it]
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Just one? I highly doubt a pint will help your feelings. But come on. I want to come back here, but perhaps a drink first would be good. [after all, there is something about his hand encounter that he isn't telling Oliver]
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All right, let's go to the bar, then. [that's totally unfair, Ten!]
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Right... It looks clear enough. If we run, we ought to be able to avoid anything else lurking out here.
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This way! [pushes him to the right]
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[but he takes the hint and starts running to the right]
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