DI Patricia Menzies (
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realityshifted2014-03-07 08:35 pm
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[Menzies can be found in the library today, which, while not unusual by itself, is certainly accompanied by a few unusual things about her. for one, she is sitting in a chair rather than at a table, her legs crossed and looking quite relaxed. there's a small table next to her with a cup of tea and a half-eaten bar of chocolate with hazelnuts on it. next to that is an open chair]
[instead of being accompanied by her customary paperwork, she is reading a book--a textbook, in fact, on Supersymmetry. her clothing is also quite different. her hair, now back to its usual shorter length, is tied back with a red plaid ribbon. she is wearing a white blouse graced with light blue polka dots under a navy blue blazer, a yellow skirt with vertical black stripes, and kneesocks decorated in horizontal rainbow stripes. this is all finished off with a pair of white trainers. all in all, the different clothing pieces make for a very striking ensemble. not that she's particularly concerned about this at the moment, as she is completely engrossed in her book]
Well, it's not bad for a theory, but humans 'ave a lot to learn...
[she's muttering to herself, and while her accent hasn't changed, her tone is surprisingly condescending. and yes, she did just speak about humans as if she's not one. perhaps someone should approach her and find out what's going on]
[ooc: Experiment time for Menzies! The Plane is making fun of a canon event, and the joke's on her~]
[instead of being accompanied by her customary paperwork, she is reading a book--a textbook, in fact, on Supersymmetry. her clothing is also quite different. her hair, now back to its usual shorter length, is tied back with a red plaid ribbon. she is wearing a white blouse graced with light blue polka dots under a navy blue blazer, a yellow skirt with vertical black stripes, and kneesocks decorated in horizontal rainbow stripes. this is all finished off with a pair of white trainers. all in all, the different clothing pieces make for a very striking ensemble. not that she's particularly concerned about this at the moment, as she is completely engrossed in her book]
Well, it's not bad for a theory, but humans 'ave a lot to learn...
[she's muttering to herself, and while her accent hasn't changed, her tone is surprisingly condescending. and yes, she did just speak about humans as if she's not one. perhaps someone should approach her and find out what's going on]
[ooc: Experiment time for Menzies! The Plane is making fun of a canon event, and the joke's on her~]

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As it is, he has to check on her. ]
Err ... Patricia?
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[ooc: How do you feel about her recognising him as the Doctor--and thinking he's a past self of hers?]
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[ Pause. ]
Is that not right?
((OOC: I love it! Go wild.))
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[ooc: Awesome!]
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Is that so?
He supposes he'll play along, at least for a while. ]
Of course I haven't forgotten. What are you doing?
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Wow I'm sorry
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She crosses her arms, puts on a small smirk and makes her way the rest of the way over.]
I agree with that statement completely, though I have to wonder if you're including yourself with it.
[She maybe should start worrying. This could be bad. But she'll just pay close attention, for now, because the scales are tilted toward amusement instead. At least, for the moment.]
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So 'ow are you doing, Miwa? [she snaps her book shut, sitting up a bit as she turns her attention fully toward the other woman]
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I have some experience in that area, yes. [nod!] I'm managing. Compared to the last thing this place turned itself into, my days back home have been uneventful lately. And how are you, Menzies?
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[it's not much of an explanation, but she can't think of any other reason that Jacqli would randomly give her a name that isn't hers]
I'm all right. [she makes a face] Well. Maybe a bit bored. Actually, I'm waiting for my companion to turn up so we can be off again, but Norm's not exactly the best when it comes to timeliness. [she gives a rather long-suffering sigh. really, good companions are so hard to come by]
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[She frowns, just slightly, at the confused look. Interesting... She doesn't know her name in addition to believing she isn't human? Well then, that just adds another level to things, doesn't it? She shakes her head, schools her expression back to neutral as she tosses some stray hair over her shoulder, crosses her arms in front of her.]
Hmm. No, I'm not. I was just speaking to someone else earlier. I must be tired after dealing with the Holy Maidens all day. [An easy lie, since it's all just unspecific truths~] I don't believe you've mentioned Norm before, though.
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her outfit catches him off-guard, just the slightest bit, but he doesn't think much of it as he makes his way over, grinning lightly as he plops down in the empty chair next to her. the book she's reading is way over his head, but that won't keep him from commenting on it. ]
Don't tell me you call that light reading?
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[and yes, she did just call him by his actual name]
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though it does twist a little bit in contemplation. ] Nothin' in particular, just felt like wandering around a little and wound up here. [ a beat, aaaand … ]
Did you really just call me York?
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this name has been removed due to copyright infringement? no i mean. this is serious!!york … does not know how to respond to this. one of menzies' most defining attributes is that she's called him everything but the name he was given once he'd joined the project. hearing her call him by that name now … it has him so confused that he doesn't quite know what to do with himself.
so he just continues giving her that strange look, trying to keep his speech nonchalant and unassuming. if there's something wrong, here – which there most assuredly is – he doesn't know what, and doesn't want to risk something going wrong.
subtlety. he's screwed. ] Not particularly, it's just that you've never called me that directly before. Lately it's been Agent Bermuda, and I thought it stuck.
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Hullo there, Patricia. Donning an outfit from the lost property box, eh? I seem to remember a pair of jeans from--
--Hold on, did you say "humans"? And since when are you interested in Supersymmetry?
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And yes, humans. Like you. And you know, I developed this sudden interest in Supersymmetry about the time that you, oh, disappeared on the Plane so I couldn't leave without you! Funny 'ow that works. [she gives him a pointed look]
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[Short pause.] Quick, what's 23,496,451 times 759,381?
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No, I'm not--what the hell are you on about? [after that question, she's just staring at him now. and it's starting to sink in that something must have happened. so she ignores the question, and leaning forward, her expression now serious, she demands:] All right, then--out with it. What's going on?
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I can't wait to hear the story behind this get-up. What kind of alien did you have to deal with this time? [He takes a seat nearby.] And uh...when did you start drinking tea?
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[but she throws a confused glance at those cups of coffee as well] Um...when 'ave I not been drinking tea? Agent North, are you feeling all right? [she eyes him consideringly, wondering where in the world that barrage of odd questions could have come from]
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You can drop the undercover thing here, you know. [She only uses "Agent" in certain situations, and this sure as hell doesn't seem like one of them.]
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[but she raises an eyebrow at that comment, just as confused back. however, she assumes that by "undercover," he's referring to the fact that she's using his codename]
You know, that's a bit of a tall order considering you 'aven't given me your actual name. Besides, I thought you preferred titles anyway. I mean, nothing wrong with a good title! I'm fond of 'em myself. You might 'ave noticed. [she chuckles briefly at her own joke and picks up her cup of tea to take a sip, wondering what he's going to say next in this odd mood he seems to be in]
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Patricia, what's going on?
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