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realityshifted2011-04-30 07:09 pm
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12][To the present and the past.
[ Because it seems to be the hippest thing to do if you happen to be a Time Lord, it is apparently Romana's turn to use these god-like abilities to her advantage.
And just what does that mean? In her case, it means that she is apparently a little home sick given how the entirety of the House of Hartshaven has now manifested within the Plane with the other portions of Gallifrey that have been here already, complete with a section of the vineyard, because she isn't one to forget the details.
The doors are unlocked, allowing anyone to enter. Inside are a variety of doors throughout the different hallways that lead into any rooms imaginable: libraries, studies, bedrooms, even a dining room fit to accommodate a large dinner gathering if need be! Feel free to venture forth and what not. There's even a winery for those who wish to sample some good old fashion Gallifreyan wine. And trotting about the home and outside are new occupants. All in which are wearing collars that have keys hanging from them.
Keys to what, you may ask? Why, to the secret doors that are locked when you try to open them! What are behind those doors? Well, managing to catch one of these large fluffy canines and stealing the key is the only way to know!
One of them happens to be walking alongside her, who had traded her Presidential robes (finally) for her preferred choice of a blouse and ankle-length, layered skirt and a pair of Victorian Boots. She's stroking the canine's head affectionately as she wanders. ]
I must say I can find the appeal in all this.
[ ooc: Because all the Time Lords are doing it. Anyway, the keys unlock rooms that hold segments of places that Romana has been to. It's more of a subconscious thing really, trying to protect what is precious to her/make her happy. One room will open up to a cafe in Paris, another to a laboratory on Argolis, to Professor Chronotis' office in Cambridge, etc. VERY INTER ACTIVE BECAUSE I felt like it. Oh, and this is back dated like you wouldn't believe. ]
And just what does that mean? In her case, it means that she is apparently a little home sick given how the entirety of the House of Hartshaven has now manifested within the Plane with the other portions of Gallifrey that have been here already, complete with a section of the vineyard, because she isn't one to forget the details.
The doors are unlocked, allowing anyone to enter. Inside are a variety of doors throughout the different hallways that lead into any rooms imaginable: libraries, studies, bedrooms, even a dining room fit to accommodate a large dinner gathering if need be! Feel free to venture forth and what not. There's even a winery for those who wish to sample some good old fashion Gallifreyan wine. And trotting about the home and outside are new occupants. All in which are wearing collars that have keys hanging from them.
Keys to what, you may ask? Why, to the secret doors that are locked when you try to open them! What are behind those doors? Well, managing to catch one of these large fluffy canines and stealing the key is the only way to know!
One of them happens to be walking alongside her, who had traded her Presidential robes (finally) for her preferred choice of a blouse and ankle-length, layered skirt and a pair of Victorian Boots. She's stroking the canine's head affectionately as she wanders. ]
I must say I can find the appeal in all this.
[ ooc: Because all the Time Lords are doing it. Anyway, the keys unlock rooms that hold segments of places that Romana has been to. It's more of a subconscious thing really, trying to protect what is precious to her/make her happy. One room will open up to a cafe in Paris, another to a laboratory on Argolis, to Professor Chronotis' office in Cambridge, etc. VERY INTER ACTIVE BECAUSE I felt like it. Oh, and this is back dated like you wouldn't believe. ]

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Fortunately, she was more interested in finding Romana than exploring beyond locked doors.]
... Romana?
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Upon hearing her name, and spoken by a familiar voice no less, she immediately took to following Leela's voice.]
Leela?
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[At the sound of Romana's voice, she picked up her pace and hurried to join her.]
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I did and I have been. It's strange though-- I never would have imagined any of this possible. It's too good to be true.
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