Oliver Day (
oliverplus) wrote in
realityshifted2011-05-20 11:00 pm
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[023]
[Oliver arrives on the Plane in the middle of the night, floating slightly in the air. it seems he didn't want to bring whatever he was sitting on with him--possibly for good reason. there is, for an instant, the vestige of a golden glint in his eyes. perhaps it's the reflection of the sudden fire in his room that caused him to flee here, or perhaps it's something else entirely]
[still in a sitting position, Oliver sustains a short, but jarring, drop to the starry ground. his eyes are wide, his expression a mixture of startled, confused, and frightened. he's dressed in only plaid boxer shorts, for the first time revealing openly to the Plane the scars on his chest and back. and, from head to toe, he is completely and utterly drenched with water. it's running all over the floor of the Plane]
What...what just... [Oliver blinks around him in bleary-eyed confusion, too stunned to even wipe wet strands of hair out of his face]
[still in a sitting position, Oliver sustains a short, but jarring, drop to the starry ground. his eyes are wide, his expression a mixture of startled, confused, and frightened. he's dressed in only plaid boxer shorts, for the first time revealing openly to the Plane the scars on his chest and back. and, from head to toe, he is completely and utterly drenched with water. it's running all over the floor of the Plane]
What...what just... [Oliver blinks around him in bleary-eyed confusion, too stunned to even wipe wet strands of hair out of his face]

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[pauses, hesitant, but he needs to know the truth] I could try to do it again...
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I meant... [sighs] Well, if we went to the Plane, I could try to set a fire, and it wouldn't have anywhere to spread.
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But! I think testing your sudden pyrokinetic abilities is definitely what we should do--especially before the next time you have to go to bed.
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[nods] Yeah, okay. Uh...should we use the book? Or something else?
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Well yeah, we can use the book, but don't you want to know how it ends? You've still got a decent forty-three percent of the book to go!
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So...should we go back to the Plane, then?
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[and he drops from the Plane, immediately heading for a spot where he knows there are a pair of armchairs just sitting around. he grabs them and starts to drag them back to where he appeared]
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Doctor?
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Um...
[glances at the Doctor, not sure where to start. if you can set things on fire, how do you do it? he glances back at the book. he has one idea, though it's not one he particularly likes, but since the book doesn't seem likely to light itself on fire, he sighs. then he closes his eyes, trying to remember his dream]
[it only takes seconds before the book bursts back into lively, bright flames]
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Oh, god... I...just, the dream.
[the dream--and dying. because the feeling of being lost in the darkness of the dream was the same feeling as the spell Robespierre used to kill him, but he doesn't want to tell the Doctor that]
Wow, I...I did do it... [stares at the book for a moment. then, a thought striking him:] ...how are we gonna put it out?
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It'll burn itself out. No need to worry! [continues to inspect Oliver's eyes]
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