Oliver Day (
oliverplus) wrote in
realityshifted2011-11-14 06:51 pm
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[in the library, Oliver is sitting in one of two large armchairs with a side table between them. he doesn't have a book in front of him, though--he's just holding his black datapad, furiously typing something into it. on the table next to him is a cup of tea and a plate of scones, although they're no longer as warm as they were when he first started. he appears to have taken exactly three bites out of one of the scones, but the cup of tea has been reduced to half-full. at least it's not going to waste]
[Oliver himself is completely oblivious to his surroundings. he's so focused on what he's doing that, most likely, he won't even hear anyone approaching. but he doesn't seem to mind that at the moment; his expression is one of concentration. he looks tired, too. it seems all of the events on the Plane recently are taking their toll on him]
[muttering to himself] Damnit, I can't remember. They're my friends! I should know all this...
[does anyone care to interrupt whatever he's working so hard on?]
[Oliver himself is completely oblivious to his surroundings. he's so focused on what he's doing that, most likely, he won't even hear anyone approaching. but he doesn't seem to mind that at the moment; his expression is one of concentration. he looks tired, too. it seems all of the events on the Plane recently are taking their toll on him]
[muttering to himself] Damnit, I can't remember. They're my friends! I should know all this...
[does anyone care to interrupt whatever he's working so hard on?]

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He...changed my memory, Leela. A memory, he said. And now that he's Jamie again, he still seems to think it was just the one, so I bet it was! But... [he winces, closing his eyes. it's still terrifying for him to even think about] But he can't fix it now.
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[No. That was not the right question to ask.]
He cannot fix it, but that does not mean that there isn't someone else in this place who can.
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[but he grows quiet for a moment before admitting, softly] The Doctor could. But I'd have to tell him what happened.
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You need your memory back. That is not fear. That is the truth.
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[he's quiet for a long moment at that] You're...you're right. Even if it is a small thing... [he sighs, looking down at his datapad with a rather doleful expression] I've got enough holes in my memory already...
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[he pauses before adding:] Leela...thanks.
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