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realityshifted2010-10-18 07:48 pm
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[Alex is used to being trapped in places for long periods of time against her will, so she's less concerned by the current events on the Plane and more... annoyed.
At least, she was. Right now she is stumbling through a busy section of the Plane with urgency, her head whipping around as she searches for something she hasn't found yet.
If your character is to approach her now, whether they've met her in the past or not, they will find her face change from panic to tender recognition. She stands completely still, as if no one around her exists anymore, a calm smile claiming her face as she stares at your character.]
... Molly?
[She'll approach your character quickly, tears brimming her eyes as her smile turns into a desperate grin.]
Molly, is that really you? What are you doing here?
{{ooc: In other news, Alex has been canon bumped to the end of 3x03.}}
At least, she was. Right now she is stumbling through a busy section of the Plane with urgency, her head whipping around as she searches for something she hasn't found yet.
If your character is to approach her now, whether they've met her in the past or not, they will find her face change from panic to tender recognition. She stands completely still, as if no one around her exists anymore, a calm smile claiming her face as she stares at your character.]
... Molly?
[She'll approach your character quickly, tears brimming her eyes as her smile turns into a desperate grin.]
Molly, is that really you? What are you doing here?
{{ooc: In other news, Alex has been canon bumped to the end of 3x03.}}

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Oh, sweetheart, I've missed you too.
[...Obviously whatever he's saying isn't what Alex is hearing. >.>]
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[This comment inspires another step back.]
You're hallucinating.
[It's worth a try.]
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No, darling, I can't come home yet. But I will soon, I promise.
[It was a nice try. :/]
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Where is home meant to be?
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I have terrible luck with people named Molly.
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You shouldn't have followed me here, sweetheart. I know, I know. I promise, I'll be home soon, as soon as I'm done here. Yes, Molly, you will have the best birthday ever, I promise. I love you, too.
[There's a litany of emotions parading through Alex right now; hope, happiness, relief - you name it, she's probably feeling it. Poor Sherlock.]
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As calm and slow as possible.]
You are hallucinating. Your daughter is not here. You need to wake up.
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The look of recognition fades, and she blinks a few times, looking around her again before fixating her eyes on Sherlock. The smile is gone from her face, and all those waves of emotions are replaced with just one - complete despair.]
Have you seen a little girl? She was here, right here, only a moment ago.
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There wasn't a little girl. You were hallucinating your daughter, projecting it on me.
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I - I think you want to be in the onsen.
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Pardon?
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[She peers at the girl.]
But why there?
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Hm, if I had to say, it's because - it's because there are others like you there, and it's a much more relaxing setting, too.
If you're having trouble finding your way, I can take you.
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I... my daughter. I just saw my daughter here.
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[reaches into one of her long coat's many pockets, pulls out a worn but clean piece of cloth, and offers it to Alex]
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I've been away from her a long time. I suppose it's something a parent never gets used to.
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What? Who, me? [points at himself]
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Of course you, silly. Come here, give me a hug.
[... I'm so sorry, Doctor.]
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Mols, I've missed you so much.
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